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Author: sdwheeler

articles/cloud-shell/new-ui-shell-window.md

@@ -13,20 +13,22 @@ This document explains how to use the Cloud Shell window. Cloud Shell recently u
 interface for the Cloud Shell terminal window. The new toolbar uses text-based menu items rather
 than icons, making it easier to find the desired action.
 
+![Screenshot of the new Cloud Shell user experience.][05]
+
 ## Switch between Bash and PowerShell
 
 Use the environment selector in the Cloud Shell toolbar to switch between Bash and PowerShell
 environments. When Cloud Shell is configured to start in PowerShell, the button is labeled **Switch
 to Bash**. When Cloud Shell is configured to start in Bash, the button is labeled **Switch to
 PowerShell**.
 
-![Screenshot of the Switch shells button.][07]
+![Screenshot of the Switch shells button.][08]
 
 ## Restart Cloud Shell
 
 Select the restart icon in the Cloud Shell toolbar to reset machine state.
 
-![Screenshot of the Restart button.][05]
+![Screenshot of the Restart button.][06]
 
 > [!WARNING]
 > Restarting Cloud Shell resets machine state and any files not persisted in an Azure fileshare are
@@ -41,7 +43,7 @@ across sessions unless you select **Reset User Settings**.
 When you select **Reset User Settings**, the current session is closed and your settings are reset.
 You're prompted to restart as if this is your first time using Cloud Shell.
 
-![Screenshot of the Settings menu.][06]
+![Screenshot of the Settings menu.][07]
 
 ## Manage files menu
 
@@ -81,15 +83,15 @@ displays a confirmation form before switching you to the Classic user experience
 
 ![Screenshot of the Cloud Shell editor button][02]
 
-For more information, see [Using the Azure Cloud Shell editor][10].
+For more information, see [Using the Azure Cloud Shell editor][11].
 
 ## Web preview menu
 
 The **Web preview** feature allows you to open ports on your Cloud Shell container to communicate
 with running applications. The **Web preview** menu allows you to enter the port number that you
 want to open.
 
-![Screenshot of the Web preview button.][09]
+![Screenshot of the Web preview button.][10]
 
 Select **Open port** to only open the port. Select **Open and browse** to open the port and preview
 the port in a new browser tab.
@@ -100,16 +102,16 @@ port, or open another port.
 ![Screenshot of Web Preview menu with open ports.][01]
 
 To preview an open port in a new tab, select the web preview icon on the top left of the window then
-select **Preview port <number>**.
+select **Preview port \<number\>**.
 
 To close the open port, select the web preview icon on the top left of the window the select **Close
-port <number>**.
+port \<number\>**.
 
 ## Minimize, maximize, or close the Cloud Shell window
 
 The icons on the top right of the window are used to manage the state of the Cloud Shell window.
 
-![Screenshot of Cloud Shell toolbar.][08]
+![Screenshot of Cloud Shell toolbar.][09]
 
 When you select the **Minimize** button, the Cloud Shell terminal is hidden and the Azure portal is
 displayed. The Cloud Shell session is still running. Select the Cloud Shell icon again to unhide the
@@ -145,16 +147,17 @@ minutes without interaction.
 
 ## Next steps
 
-[Using the Azure Cloud Shell editor][10]
+[Using the Azure Cloud Shell editor][11]
 
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 [01]: media/new-ui-shell-window/close-port.png
 [02]: media/new-ui-shell-window/editor.png
 [03]: media/new-ui-shell-window/manage-files.png
 [04]: media/new-ui-shell-window/new-session.png
-[05]: media/new-ui-shell-window/restart-cloud-shell.png
-[06]: media/new-ui-shell-window/settings-menu.png
-[07]: media/new-ui-shell-window/switch-to-bash.png
-[08]: media/new-ui-shell-window/toolbar.png
-[09]: media/new-ui-shell-window/web-preview.png
-[10]: using-cloud-shell-editor.md
+[05]: media/new-ui-shell-window/new-ui-fullscreen.png
+[06]: media/new-ui-shell-window/restart-cloud-shell.png
+[07]: media/new-ui-shell-window/settings-menu.png
+[08]: media/new-ui-shell-window/switch-to-bash.png
+[09]: media/new-ui-shell-window/toolbar.png
+[10]: media/new-ui-shell-window/web-preview.png
+[11]: using-cloud-shell-editor.md