update wording to match new UI

Author: cabailey

articles/sentinel/connect-azure-information-protection.md

@@ -58,17 +58,15 @@ However, if logging information from Azure Information Protection is going to a
 
 Use the following instructions if you haven't configured a Log Analytics workspace for Azure Information Protection, or you need to change the workspace that stores the Azure Information Protection logging information.
 
-1. In Azure Sentinel, select **Data connectors**, and then **Azure Information Protection**.
+1. In Azure Sentinel, select **Data connectors**, and then **Azure Information Protection (Preview)**.
 
-2. On the **Azure Information Protection** blade, select **Open connector page**.
+2. Select **Open connector page**.
 
-3. On the next blade, in the **Configuration** section, select **Azure Information Protection** to go to **Azure Information Protection analytics**.
+3. On the **Configure analytics (Preview)** blade, select the workspace that you're currently using for Azure Sentinel. If you select a different workspace, the reporting data from Azure Information Protection won't be available to Azure Sentinel.
 
-4. From the list of available workspaces, select the workspace that you're currently using for Azure Sentinel. If you select a different workspace, the reporting data from Azure Information Protection won't be available to Azure Sentinel.
+4. When you have selected a workspace, select **OK** and the connector **STATUS** should now change to **Connected**.
 
-5. When you have selected a workspace, select **OK** and the connector **STATUS** should now change to **Connected**.
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-6. The reporting data from Azure Information Protection is stored in the **InformationProtectionLogs_CL** table within the selected workspace. 
+5. The reporting data from Azure Information Protection is stored in the **InformationProtectionLogs_CL** table within the selected workspace. 
 
     To use the relevant schema in Azure Monitor for this reporting data, search for **InformationProtectionEvents**. For information about these event functions, see the [Friendly schema reference for event functions](https://docs.microsoft.com/azure/information-protection/reports-aip#friendly-schema-reference-for-event-functions) section from the Azure Information Protection documentation.