further tech review edits

Author: mikeblome

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@@ -9,10 +9,14 @@ The C++ code editor and Visual Studio IDE provide many coding aids. Some are uni
 
 ## Colorization
 
-Visual Studio colorizes syntax elements to differentiate between types of symbols such as language keywords, type names, variable names, function parameters, string literals, and so on. Unused code (such as code under an #if 0) is more faded in color.
+Visual Studio colorizes syntax elements to differentiate between types of symbols such as language keywords, type names, variable names, function parameters, string literals, and so on.
 
 ![Code colorization](../ide/media/code-outline-colorization.png "C++ colorization")
 
+ Unused code (such as code under an #if 0) is more faded in color.
+
+ ![Inactive code](../ide/media/inactive-code-cpp.png "C++ inactive code")
+
 You can customize the colors by typing "Fonts" in **Quick Launch**, and then choosing **Fonts and Colors**. In the **Fonts and Colors** dialog scroll down to the C/C++ options and then choose a custom font and/or color.
 
 ## Outlining