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docs/msbuild/msbuild-response-files.md

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 # MSBuild response files
-Response (*.rsp*) files are text files that contain *MSBuild.exe* command line switches. Each switch can be on a separate line or all switches can be on one line. Comment lines are prefaced with a **#** symbol. The **@** switch is used to pass another response file to *MSBuild.exe*.  
+Response (*.rsp*) files are text files that contain *MSBuild.exe* command-line switches. Each switch can be on a separate line or all switches can be on one line. Comment lines are prefaced with a **#** symbol. The **@** switch is used to pass another response file to *MSBuild.exe*.  
 
 ## MSBuild.rsp
-The auto-response file is a special *.rsp* file that *MSBuild.exe* automatically uses when building a project. This file, *MSBuild.rsp*, must be in the same directory as *MSBuild.exe*, otherwise it will not be found. You can edit this file to specify default command line switches to *MSBuild.exe*. For example, if you use the same logger every time you build a project, you can add the **-logger** switch to *MSBuild.rsp*, and *MSBuild.exe* will use the logger every time a project is built.  
+The autoresponse file is a special *.rsp* file that *MSBuild.exe* automatically uses when building a project. This file, *MSBuild.rsp*, must be in the same directory as *MSBuild.exe*, otherwise it will not be found. You can edit this file to specify default command-line switches to *MSBuild.exe*. For example, if you use the same logger every time you build a project, you can add the **-logger** switch to *MSBuild.rsp*, and *MSBuild.exe* will use the logger every time a project is built. 
 
 ## Directory.Build.rsp
-In version 15.6 and above, MSBuild will search parent directories of the project for a file named *Directory.Build.rsp*.  This can be helpful in a source code repository to provide default arguments during command-line builds.  It can also be used to specify the command-line arguments of hosted builds.
+In version 15.6 and above, MSBuild will search parent directories of the project for a file named *Directory.Build.rsp*.  This can be helpful in a source code repository to provide default arguments during command-line builds.  It can also be used to specify the command-line arguments of hosted builds. 
 
 ## See also  
  [MSBuild reference](../msbuild/msbuild-reference.md)