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diff --git a/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/accelerator-property.md b/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/accelerator-property.md
@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ ms.date: 06/08/2017
 
 
 
-Sets or retrieves the [accelerator key](glossary-vba.md) for a control.
+Sets or retrieves the [accelerator key](../../../language/Glossary/glossary-vba.md) for a control.
  **Syntax**
  _object_. **Accelerator** [= _String_ ]
 The  **Accelerator** property syntax has these parts:

diff --git a/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/afterupdate-event.md b/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/afterupdate-event.md
@@ -26,6 +26,6 @@ The  **AfterUpdate** event syntax has these parts:
 | _object_|Required. A valid object.|
 
  **Remarks**
-The AfterUpdate event occurs regardless of whether the control is [bound](glossary-vba.md) (that is, when the **RowSource** property specifies a[data source](glossary-vba.md) for the control). This event cannot be canceled. If you want to cancel the update (to restore the previous value of the control), use the BeforeUpdate event and set the _Cancel_ argument to **True**.
+The AfterUpdate event occurs regardless of whether the control is [bound](../../../language/Glossary/glossary-vba.md) (that is, when the **RowSource** property specifies a[data source](../../../language/Glossary/glossary-vba.md) for the control). This event cannot be canceled. If you want to cancel the update (to restore the previous value of the control), use the BeforeUpdate event and set the _Cancel_ argument to **True**.
 The AfterUpdate event occurs after the BeforeUpdate event and before the Exit event for the current control and before the Enter event for the next control in the [tab order](vbe-glossary.md).
 
diff --git a/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/backcolor-property-microsoft-forms.md b/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/backcolor-property-microsoft-forms.md
@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ ms.date: 06/08/2017
 
 
 
-Specifies the [background color](glossary-vba.md) of the object.
+Specifies the [background color](../../../language/Glossary/glossary-vba.md) of the object.
  **Syntax**
  _object_. **BackColor** [= _Long_ ]
 The  **BackColor** property syntax has these parts:
@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ The  **BackColor** property syntax has these parts:
 | _Long_|Optional. A value or constant that determines the background color of an object.|
 
  **Settings**
-You can use any integer that represents a valid color. You can also specify a color by using the [RGB](glossary-vba.md) function with red, green, and blue color components. The value of each color component is an integer that ranges from zero to 255. For example, you can specify teal blue as the integer value 4966415 or as red, green, and blue color components 15, 200, 75.
+You can use any integer that represents a valid color. You can also specify a color by using the [RGB](../../../language/Glossary/glossary-vba.md) function with red, green, and blue color components. The value of each color component is an integer that ranges from zero to 255. For example, you can specify teal blue as the integer value 4966415 or as red, green, and blue color components 15, 200, 75.
  **Remarks**
 You can only see the background color of an object if the  **BackStyle** property is set to **fmBackStyleOpaque**.
 
diff --git a/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/backstyle-property-microsoft-forms.md b/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/backstyle-property-microsoft-forms.md
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ The settings for  _fmBackStyle_ are:
 | _fmBackStyleOpaque_|1|The background is opaque (default).|
 
  **Remarks**
-The  **BackStyle** property determines whether a control is[transparent](glossary-vba.md). If  **BackStyle** is **fmBackStyleOpaque**, the control is not transparent and you cannot see anything behind the control on a form. If **BackStyle** is **fmBackStyleTransparent**, you can see through the control and look at anything on the form located behind the control.
+The  **BackStyle** property determines whether a control is[transparent](../../../language/Glossary/glossary-vba.md). If  **BackStyle** is **fmBackStyleOpaque**, the control is not transparent and you cannot see anything behind the control on a form. If **BackStyle** is **fmBackStyleTransparent**, you can see through the control and look at anything on the form located behind the control.
 
  **Note**   **BackStyle** does not affect the transparency of bitmaps. You must use a picture editor such as Paintbrush to make a bitmap transparent. Not all controls support transparent bitmaps.
 

diff --git a/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/beforedragover-event.md b/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/beforedragover-event.md
@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ The  **BeforeDragOver** event syntax has these parts:
 | _Data_|Required. Data that is dragged in a drag-and-drop operation. The data is packaged in a  **DataObject**.|
 | _X, Y_|Required. The horizontal and vertical coordinates of the control's position. Both coordinates are measured in points.  _X_ is measured from the left edge of the control; _Y_ is measured from the top of the control..|
 | _DragState_|Required. Transition state of the data being dragged.|
-| _Effect_|Required. Operations supported by the [drop source](glossary-vba.md).|
+| _Effect_|Required. Operations supported by the [drop source](../../../language/Glossary/glossary-vba.md).|
 | _Shift_|Required. Specifies the state of SHIFT, CTRL, and ALT.|
 
  **Settings**
@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ The settings for  _Shift_ are:
 | _fmAltMask_|4|ALT was pressed.|
 
  **Remarks**
-Use this event to monitor the mouse pointer as it enters, leaves, or rests directly over a valid [target](glossary-vba.md). When a drag-and-drop operation is in progress, the system initiates this event when the user moves the mouse, or presses or releases the mouse button or buttons. The mouse pointer position determines the target object that receives this event. You can determine the state of the mouse pointer by examining the  _DragState_ argument.
+Use this event to monitor the mouse pointer as it enters, leaves, or rests directly over a valid [target](../../../language/Glossary/glossary-vba.md). When a drag-and-drop operation is in progress, the system initiates this event when the user moves the mouse, or presses or releases the mouse button or buttons. The mouse pointer position determines the target object that receives this event. You can determine the state of the mouse pointer by examining the  _DragState_ argument.
 When a control handles this event, you can use the  _Effect_ argument to identify the drag-and-drop action to perform. When _Effect_ is set to **fmDropEffectCopyOrMove**, the drop source supports a copy ( **fmDropEffectCopy** ), move ( **fmDropEffectMove** ), or a cancel ( **fmDropEffectNone** ) operation.
 When  _Effect_ is set to **fmDropEffectCopy**, the drop source supports a copy or a cancel ( **fmDropEffectNone** ) operation.
 When  _Effect_ is set to **fmDropEffectMove**, the drop source supports a move or a cancel ( **fmDropEffectNone** ) operation.

diff --git a/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/beforedroporpaste-event.md b/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/beforedroporpaste-event.md
@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ The settings for  _Effect_ are:
 
 |**Constant**|**Value**|**Description**|
 |:-----|:-----|:-----|
-| _fmDropEffectNone_|0|Does not copy or move the [drop source](glossary-vba.md) to the drop target.|
+| _fmDropEffectNone_|0|Does not copy or move the [drop source](../../../language/Glossary/glossary-vba.md) to the drop target.|
 | _fmDropEffectCopy_|1|Copies the drop source to the drop target.|
 | _fmDropEffectMove_|2|Moves the drop source to the drop target.|
 | _fmDropEffectCopyOrMove_|3|Copies or moves the drop source to the drop target.|

diff --git a/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/beforeupdate-event.md b/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/beforeupdate-event.md
@@ -27,6 +27,6 @@ The  **BeforeUpdate** event syntax has these parts:
 | _Cancel_|Required. Event status.  **False** indicates that the control should handle the event (default). **True** cancels the update and indicates the application should handle the event.|
 
  **Remarks**
-The BeforeUpdate event occurs regardless of whether the control is [bound](glossary-vba.md) (that is, when the **RowSource** property specifies a[data source](glossary-vba.md) for the control). This event occurs before the AfterUpdate and Exit events for the control (and before the Enter event for the next control that receives[focus](vbe-glossary.md)).
+The BeforeUpdate event occurs regardless of whether the control is [bound](../../../language/Glossary/glossary-vba.md) (that is, when the **RowSource** property specifies a[data source](../../../language/Glossary/glossary-vba.md) for the control). This event occurs before the AfterUpdate and Exit events for the control (and before the Enter event for the next control that receives[focus](vbe-glossary.md)).
 If you set the  _Cancel_ argument to **True**, the focus remains on the control and neither the AfterUpdate event nor the Exit event occurs.
 
diff --git a/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/bordercolor-property.md b/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/bordercolor-property.md
@@ -27,8 +27,8 @@ The  **BorderColor** property syntax has these parts:
 | _Long_|Optional. A value or constant that determines the border color of an object.|
 
  **Settings**
-You can use any integer that represents a valid color. You can also specify a color by using the [RGB](glossary-vba.md) function with red, green, and blue color components. The value of each color component is an integer that ranges from zero to 255. For example, you can specify teal blue as the integer value 4966415 or as RGB color component values 15, 200, 75.
+You can use any integer that represents a valid color. You can also specify a color by using the [RGB](../../../language/Glossary/glossary-vba.md) function with red, green, and blue color components. The value of each color component is an integer that ranges from zero to 255. For example, you can specify teal blue as the integer value 4966415 or as RGB color component values 15, 200, 75.
  **Remarks**
 To use the  **BorderColor** property, the **BorderStyle** property must be set to a value other than **fmBorderStyleNone**.
- **BorderStyle** uses **BorderColor** to define the border colors. The **SpecialEffect** property uses[system colors](glossary-vba.md) exclusively to define its border colors. For Windows operating systems, system color settings are part of the **Control Panel** and are found in the **Appearance** tab of the **Display** folder. In Windows NT 4.0 or later, system color settings are stored in the **Color** folder of the **Control Panel**.
+ **BorderStyle** uses **BorderColor** to define the border colors. The **SpecialEffect** property uses[system colors](../../../language/Glossary/glossary-vba.md) exclusively to define its border colors. For Windows operating systems, system color settings are part of the **Control Panel** and are found in the **Appearance** tab of the **Display** folder. In Windows NT 4.0 or later, system color settings are stored in the **Color** folder of the **Control Panel**.
 
diff --git a/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/boundcolumn-property.md b/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/boundcolumn-property.md
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ The settings for  _Variant_ are:
  **Remarks**
 When the user chooses a row in a multicolumn  **ListBox** or **ComboBox**, the **BoundColumn** property identifies which item from that row to store as the value of the control. For example, if each row contains 8 items and **BoundColumn** is 3, the system stores the information in the third column of the currently-selected row as the value of the object.
 You can display one set of data to users but store different, associated values for the object by using the  **BoundColumn** and the **TextColumn** properties. **TextColumn** identifies the column of data displayed in text box portion of a **ComboBox** and the value stored in the **Text** property; **BoundColumn** identifies the column of associated data values stored for the control. For example, you could set up a multicolumn **ListBox** that contains the names of holidays in one column and dates for the holidays in a second column. To present the holiday names to users, specify the first column as the **TextColumn**. To store the dates of the holidays, specify the second column as the **BoundColumn**. To hide the dates of the holidays, set the **ColumnWidths** property of the sceond column to zero.
-If the control is [bound](glossary-vba.md) to a[data source](glossary-vba.md), the value in the column specified by  **BoundColumn** is stored in the data source named in the **ControlSource** property.
+If the control is [bound](../../../language/Glossary/glossary-vba.md) to a[data source](../../../language/Glossary/glossary-vba.md), the value in the column specified by  **BoundColumn** is stored in the data source named in the **ControlSource** property.
 The  **ListIndex** value retrieves the number of the selected row. For example, if you want to know the row of the selected item, set **BoundColumn** to 0 to assign the number of the selected row as the value of the control. Be sure to retrieve a current value, rather than relying on a previously saved value, if you are referencing a list whose contents might change.
 The  **Column**, **List**, and **ListIndex** properties all use zero-based numbering. That is, the value of the first item (column or row) is zero; the value of the second item is one, and so on. This means that if **BoundColumn** is set to 3, you could access the value stored in that column using the expression Column(2).
 
diff --git a/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/boundvalue-property.md b/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/boundvalue-property.md
@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ The  **BoundValue** property syntax has these parts:
 |**Control**|**Description**|
 |:-----|:-----|
 |**CheckBox**|An integer value indicating whether the item is selected:|
-||Null Indicates the item is in a null state, neither selected nor [cleared](glossary-vba.md).|
+||Null Indicates the item is in a null state, neither selected nor [cleared](../../../language/Glossary/glossary-vba.md).|
 ||-1 True. Indicates the item is selected.|
 ||0 False. Indicates the item is cleared.|
 |**OptionButton**|Same as  **CheckBox**.|

diff --git a/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/cancel-property-microsoft-forms.md b/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/cancel-property-microsoft-forms.md
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ The settings for  _Boolean_ are:
 |**False**|The  **CommandButton** is not the Cancel button (default).|
 
  **Remarks**
-A  **CommandButton** or an object that acts like a command button can be designated as the default command button. For[OLE container controls](glossary-vba.md) (Windows only), the **Cancel** property is provided only for those objects that specifically behave as command buttons.
+A  **CommandButton** or an object that acts like a command button can be designated as the default command button. For[OLE container controls](../../../language/Glossary/glossary-vba.md) (Windows only), the **Cancel** property is provided only for those objects that specifically behave as command buttons.
 Only one  **CommandButton** on a form can be the Cancel button. Setting **Cancel** to **True** for one command button automatically sets it to **False** for all other objects on the form. When a **CommandButton's Cancel** property is set to **True** and the form is the active form, the user can choose the command button by clicking it, pressing ESC, or pressing ENTER when the button has the[focus](vbe-glossary.md).
 A typical use of  **Cancel** is to give the user the option of canceling uncommitted changes and returning the form to its previous state.
 You should consider making the Cancel button the default button for forms that support operations that can't be undone (such as delete). To do this, set both  **Cancel** and the **Default** property to **True**.

diff --git a/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/canpaste-property.md b/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/canpaste-property.md
@@ -36,5 +36,5 @@ The  **CanPaste** property return values are:
 
  **Remarks**
  **CanPaste** is read-only.
-If the Clipboard data is in a [format](glossary-vba.md) that the current[target](glossary-vba.md) object does not support, the **CanPaste** property is **False**. For example, if you try to paste a bitmap into an object that only supports text, **CanPaste** will be **False**.
+If the Clipboard data is in a [format](../../../language/Glossary/glossary-vba.md) that the current[target](../../../language/Glossary/glossary-vba.md) object does not support, the **CanPaste** property is **False**. For example, if you try to paste a bitmap into an object that only supports text, **CanPaste** will be **False**.
 
diff --git a/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/checkbox-control.md b/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/checkbox-control.md
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ ms.date: 06/08/2017
 Displays the selection state of an item.
  **Remarks**
 Use a  **CheckBox** to give the user a choice between two values such as _Yes_ / _No_, _True_ / _False_, or _On_ / _Off_. When the user selects a **CheckBox**, it displays a special mark (such as an X) and its current setting is _Yes_, _True_, or _On_; if the user does not select the **CheckBox**, it is empty and its setting is _No_, _False_, or _Off_. Depending on the value of the **TripleState** property, a **CheckBox** can also have a[null](vbe-glossary.md) value.
-If a  **CheckBox** is[bound](glossary-vba.md) to a[data source](glossary-vba.md), changing the setting changes the value of that source. A disabled  **CheckBox** shows the current value, but is dimmed and does not allow changes to the value from the user interface.
+If a  **CheckBox** is[bound](../../../language/Glossary/glossary-vba.md) to a[data source](../../../language/Glossary/glossary-vba.md), changing the setting changes the value of that source. A disabled  **CheckBox** shows the current value, but is dimmed and does not allow changes to the value from the user interface.
 You can also use check boxes inside a group box to select one or more of a group of related items. For example, you can create an order form that contains a list of available items, with a  **CheckBox** preceding each item. The user can select a particular item or items by checking the corresponding **CheckBox**.
 The default property of a  **CheckBox** is the **Value** property.
 The default event of a  **CheckBox** is the Click event.

diff --git a/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/click-event.md b/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/click-event.md
@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ The following are examples of actions that initiate the Click event:
 
 - Pressing ESC on a form that has a command button whose  **Cancel** property is set to **True**, as long as no other command button has the focus.
 
-- Pressing a control's [accelerator key](glossary-vba.md).
+- Pressing a control's [accelerator key](../../../language/Glossary/glossary-vba.md).
 
 
 When the Click event results from clicking a control, the sequence of events leading to the Click event is:

diff --git a/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/column-property.md b/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/column-property.md
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ The  **Column** property syntax has these parts:
  **Settings**
 If you specify both the column and row values,  **Column** reads or writes a specific item.
 If you specify only the column value, the  **Column** property reads or writes the specified column in the current row of the object. For example, MyListBox.Column (3) reads or writes the third column in MyListBox.
- **Column** returns a _Variant_ from the cursor. When a built-in[cursor](glossary-vba.md) provides the value for _Variant_ (such as when using the **AddItem** method), the value is a string. When an external cursor provides the value for _Variant_, formatting associated with the data is not included in the _Variant_.
+ **Column** returns a _Variant_ from the cursor. When a built-in[cursor](../../../language/Glossary/glossary-vba.md) provides the value for _Variant_ (such as when using the **AddItem** method), the value is a string. When an external cursor provides the value for _Variant_, formatting associated with the data is not included in the _Variant_.
  **Remarks**
 You can use  **Column** to assign the contents of a combo box or list box to another control, such as a text box. For example, you can set the **ControlSource** property of a text box to the value in the second column of a list box.
 If the user makes no selection when you refer to a column in a combo box or list box, the  **Column** setting is **Null**. You can check for this condition by using the IsNull function.

diff --git a/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/columncount-property.md b/Language/Reference/User-Interface-Help/columncount-property.md
@@ -28,6 +28,6 @@ The  **ColumnCount** property syntax has these parts:
 
  **Remarks**
 If you set the  **ColumnCount** property for a list box to 3 on an employee form, one column can list last names, another can list first names, and the third can list employee ID numbers.
-Setting  **ColumnCount** to 0 displays zero columns, and setting it to -1 displays all the available columns. For an[unbound](glossary-vba.md)[data source](glossary-vba.md), there is a 10-column limit (0 to 9).
+Setting  **ColumnCount** to 0 displays zero columns, and setting it to -1 displays all the available columns. For an[unbound](../../../language/Glossary/glossary-vba.md)[data source](../../../language/Glossary/glossary-vba.md), there is a 10-column limit (0 to 9).
 You can use the  **ColumnWidths** property to set the width of the columns displayed in the control.