Merge pull request #211902 from FlorianBorn71/AzurePortalScreenshotOutOfDate

Change the Azure portal storage creation screenshot as it was out of …

Author: BCS2022

articles/remote-rendering/quickstarts/convert-model.md

@@ -44,56 +44,55 @@ You need:
 
 ## Azure setup
 
-If you do not have an account yet, go to [https://azure.microsoft.com/get-started/](https://azure.microsoft.com/get-started/), click on the free account option, and follow the instructions.
+If you don't have an account yet, go to [https://azure.microsoft.com/get-started/](https://azure.microsoft.com/get-started/), select the free account option, and follow the instructions.
 
 Once you have an Azure account, go to [https://portal.azure.com/#home](https://portal.azure.com/#home).
 
 ### Storage account creation
 
 To create blob storage, you first need a storage account.
-To create one, click on the "Create a resource" button:
+1. To create one, select "Create a resource":
 
 ![Azure - add resource](media/azure-add-a-resource.png)
 
-From the new screen, choose **Storage** on the left side and then **Storage account - blob, file, table, queue** from the next column:
+2. From the new screen, choose **Storage** on the left side and then **Storage account - blob, file, table, queue** from the next column:
 
 ![Azure - add storage](media/azure-add-storage.png)
 
-Clicking this button will bring up the following screen with storage properties to fill out:
+3. Clicking this button will bring up the following screen with storage properties to fill out:
 
 ![Azure Setup](media/azure-setup1.png)
 
-Fill out the form in the following manner:
+4. Fill out the form in the following manner:
 
 * Create a new Resource Group from the link below the drop-down box and name this **ARR_Tutorial**
 * For the **Storage account name**, enter a unique name here. **This name must be globally unique**, otherwise there will be a prompt that informs you that the name is already taken. In the scope of this quickstart, we name it **arrtutorialstorage**. Accordingly, you need to replace it with your name for any occurrence in this quickstart.
-* Select a **location** close to you. Ideally use the same location as used for setting up the rendering in the other quickstart.
+* Select a **Region** close to you. Ideally use the same [region](../reference/regions.md) as used for setting up the rendering in the other quickstart.
 * **Performance** set to 'Premium'. 'Standard' works as well, but has lower loading time characteristics when a model is loaded by the runtime.
-* **Account kind** set to 'StorageV2 (general purpose v2)'
-* **Replication** set to 'Read-access geo-redundant storage (RA-GRS)'
-* **Access tier** set to 'Hot'
+* **Premium account type** set to 'Block blobs'
+* **Redundancy** set to 'Zone-redundant storage (ZRS)'
 
-None of the properties in other tabs have to be changed, so you can proceed with **"Review + create"** and then follow the steps to complete the setup.
+5. None of the properties in other tabs have to be changed, so you can proceed with **"Review + create"** and then follow the steps to complete the setup.
 
-The website now informs you about the progress of your deployment and reports "Your deployment is complete" eventually. Click on the **"Go to resource"** button for the next steps:
+6. The website now informs you about the progress of your deployment and reports "Your deployment is complete" eventually. Select **"Go to resource"** for the next steps:
 
 ![Azure Storage creation complete](./media/storage-creation-complete.png)
 
 ### Blob storage creation
 
 Next we need two blob containers, one for input and one for output.
 
-From the **"Go to resource"** button above, you get to a page with a panel on the left that contains a list menu. In that list under the **"Blob service"** category, click on the **"Containers"** button:
+1. From the **"Go to resource"** button above, you get to a page with a panel on the left that contains a list menu. In that list under the **"Blob service"** category, select **"Containers"**:
 
 ![Azure - add Containers](./media/azure-add-containers.png)
 
-Press the **"+ Container"** button to create the **input** blob storage container.
+2. Press the **"+ Container"** button to create the **input** blob storage container.
 Use the following settings when creating it:
 
 * Name = arrinput
 * Public access level = Private
 
-After the container has been created, click **+ Container** again and repeat with these settings for the **output** container:
+3. After the container has been created, select **+ Container** again and repeat with these settings for the **output** container:
 
 * Name = arroutput
 * Public access level = Private
@@ -108,19 +107,19 @@ There are three distinct ways to trigger a model conversion:
 
 ### 1. Conversion via the ARRT tool
 
-There is a [UI-based tool called ARRT](./../samples/azure-remote-rendering-asset-tool.md) to start conversions and interact with the rendered result.
+There's a [UI-based tool called ARRT](./../samples/azure-remote-rendering-asset-tool.md) to start conversions and interact with the rendered result.
 ![ARRT](./../samples/media/azure-remote-rendering-asset-tool.png "ARRT screenshot")
 
 ### 2. Conversion via a PowerShell script
 
-To make it easier to call the asset conversion service, we provide a utility script. It is located in the *Scripts* folder and is called **Conversion.ps1**.
+To make it easier to call the asset conversion service, we provide a utility script. It's located in the *Scripts* folder and is called **Conversion.ps1**.
 
 In particular, this script
 
-1. uploads all files in a given directory from local disk to the input storage container
-1. calls the [the asset conversion REST API](../how-tos/conversion/conversion-rest-api.md), which will retrieve the data from the input storage container and start a conversion, which will return a conversion ID
-1. poll the conversion status API with the retrieved conversion ID until the conversion process terminates with success or failure
-1. retrieves a link to the converted asset in the output storage
+* uploads all files in a given directory from local disk to the input storage container,
+* calls the [the asset conversion REST API](../how-tos/conversion/conversion-rest-api.md), which will retrieve the data from the input storage container and start a conversion, which will return a conversion ID,
+* polls the conversion status API with the retrieved conversion ID until the conversion process terminates with success or failure,
+* retrieves a link to the converted asset in the output storage.
 
 The script reads its configuration from the file *Scripts\arrconfig.json*. Open that JSON file in a text editor.
 
@@ -152,7 +151,7 @@ The script reads its configuration from the file *Scripts\arrconfig.json*. Open
 The configuration within the **accountSettings** group (account ID and key) should be filled out analogous to the credentials in the [Render a model with Unity quickstart](render-model.md).
 
 Inside the **assetConversionSettings** group, make sure to change **resourceGroup**, **blobInputContainerName**, and **blobOutputContainerName** as seen above.
-Note that the value for **arrtutorialstorage** needs to be replaced with the unique name you picked during storage account creation.
+The value for **arrtutorialstorage** needs to be replaced with the unique name you picked during storage account creation.
 
 Change **localAssetDirectoryPath** to point to the directory on your disk, which contains the model you intend to convert. Be careful to properly escape backslashes ("\\") in the path using double backslashes ("\\\\").
 
@@ -199,14 +198,14 @@ The conversion script generates a *Shared Access Signature (SAS)* URI for the co
 
 ## Optional: Re-creating a SAS URI
 
-The SAS URI created by the conversion script will only be valid for 24 hours. However, after it expired you do not need to convert your model again. Instead, you can create a new SAS in the portal as described in the next steps:
+The SAS URI created by the conversion script will only be valid for 24 hours. However, after it expired you don't need to convert your model again. Instead, you can create a new SAS in the portal as described in the next steps:
 
 1. Go to the [Azure portal](https://www.portal.azure.com)
-2. Click on your **Storage account** resource:
+2. Select your **Storage account** resource:
 
 ![Screenshot that highlights the selected Storage account resource.](./media/portal-storage-accounts.png)
 
-3. In the following screen, click on **Storage explorer** in the left panel and find your output model (*.arrAsset* file) in the *arroutput* blob storage container. Right-click on the file and select **Get Shared Access Signature** from the context menu:
+3. In the following screen, Select **Storage explorer** in the left panel and find your output model (*.arrAsset* file) in the *arroutput* blob storage container. Right-click on the file and select **Get Shared Access Signature** from the context menu:
 
    ![Signature Access](./media/portal-storage-explorer.png)