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Co-authored-by: Mike Jones <[email protected]>

Author: Del Myers

docs/debugger/specify-symbol-dot-pdb-and-source-files-in-the-visual-studio-debugger.md

@@ -183,7 +183,7 @@ are searched for while debugging. Choose **Specify module filters** to fine-tune
 
 By default, you see the following dialog when **Automatically choose what module symbols to search for** is selected:
 
-![Tools/ Options/ Debugging/Automatic symbols&47;Specify module filters](media/vs-2022/specify-include-list.png "Tools/ Options/ Debugging/Automatic symbols&47;Specify module filters")
+![Screenshot of specifying module filters](media/vs-2022/specify-include-list.png)
 
 You can add a module to the filter by using the '+' icon. Module filters support simple wild-card
 matching. A '\*' matches any group of characters. For example '\*myproduct\*' will match files such
@@ -203,7 +203,7 @@ might be affected by your [Just My Code](just-my-code.md) settings.
 If you have selected **Search for all module symbols unless excluded**, then the module filter
 dialog looks like this:
 
-![Tools/ Options/ Debugging/All symbols symbols&47;Specify module filters](media/vs-2022/specify-exclude-list.png "Tools/ Options/ Debugging/All symbols symbols&47;Specify module filters")
+![Screenshot of specifying excluded modules](media/vs-2022/specify-exclude-list.png")
 
 In this dialog, you can choose what modules you *do not* want Visual Studio to load symbols for.
 In this scenario, Visual Studio attempts to load symbols for every module in your debugged