Merge pull request #2546 from craigcaseyMSFT/vcraic0718a

Content update project in test folder (51-60)

Author: v-shils

docs/test/how-to-add-computer-tags-to-counter-set-mappings-using-the-load-test-editor.md

@@ -11,9 +11,9 @@ manager: douge
 ms.prod: visual-studio-dev15
 ms.technology: vs-ide-test
 ---
-# How to: Add Computer Tags to Counter Set Mappings Using the Load Test Editor
+# How to: Add computer tags to counter set mappings using the load test editor
 
-Computer tags let you identify a computer with an easy-to-recognize name. The tags are displayed in the **Counter Set Mappings** node in the tree in the Load Test Editor. More important, the tags are displayed in Excel reports, which help stakeholders identify what role the computer has in the load test. For example, "Web Server1 in lab2" or "SQL Server2 in Phoenix office". For more information, see [Reporting Load Tests Results for Test Comparisons or Trend Analysis](../test/compare-load-test-results.md).
+Computer tags let you identify a computer with an easy-to-recognize name. The tags are displayed in the **Counter Set Mappings** node in the tree in the Load Test Editor. More important, the tags are displayed in Excel reports, which help stakeholders identify what role the computer has in the load test. For example, "Web Server1 in lab2" or "SQL Server2 in Phoenix office". For more information, see [Reporting load tests results for test comparisons or trend analysis](../test/compare-load-test-results.md).
 
 ## To add a tag to a computer
 
@@ -35,15 +35,15 @@ Computer tags let you identify a computer with an easy-to-recognize name. The ta
 4.  Under **Computer and counter sets to monitor**, select the computer that you want to apply the tag to.
 
     > [!NOTE]
-    > For information about how to add a computer, see [How to: Manage Counter Sets](../test/how-to-manage-counter-sets-using-the-load-test-editor.md).
+    > For information about how to add a computer, see [How to: Manage counter sets](../test/how-to-manage-counter-sets-using-the-load-test-editor.md).
 
 5.  In the **Computer Tags** text box, type a tag to associate with the computer. For example, "TestMachine12 in lab3".
 
 6.  Choose **OK**.
 
 ## See also
 
-- [Analyzing Threshold Rule Violations](../test/analyze-threshold-rule-violations-in-load-tests.md)
-- [Analyze Load Test Results](../test/analyze-load-test-results-using-the-load-test-analyzer.md)
-- [Specifying the Counter Sets and Threshold Rules for Computers in a Load Test](../test/specify-counter-sets-and-threshold-rules-for-load-testing.md)
-- [How to: Manage Counter Sets](../test/how-to-manage-counter-sets-using-the-load-test-editor.md)
+- [Analyze threshold rule violations](../test/analyze-threshold-rule-violations-in-load-tests.md)
+- [Analyze load test results](../test/analyze-load-test-results-using-the-load-test-analyzer.md)
+- [Specify the counter sets and threshold rules for computers in a load test](../test/specify-counter-sets-and-threshold-rules-for-load-testing.md)
+- [How to: Manage counter sets](../test/how-to-manage-counter-sets-using-the-load-test-editor.md)

docs/test/how-to-add-context-parameters-to-a-load-test-run-setting.md

@@ -12,12 +12,12 @@ manager: douge
 ms.prod: visual-studio-dev15
 ms.technology: vs-ide-test
 ---
-# How to: Add Context Parameters to a Load Test Run Setting
+# How to: Add context parameters to a load test run setting
 
 After you create your load test by using the **New Load Test Wizard**, you can use the **Load Test Editor** to change the scenarios properties to meet your testing needs and goals.
 
 > [!NOTE]
-> For a full list of the run settings properties and their descriptions, see [Load Test Run Settings Properties](../test/load-test-run-settings-properties.md).
+> For a full list of the run settings properties and their descriptions, see [Load test run settings properties](../test/load-test-run-settings-properties.md).
 
 You can create context parameters to use in a load test run setting by using the Load Test Editor. Context parameters let you parameterize a string.
 
@@ -58,12 +58,12 @@ Additionally, by assigning different values to a context parameter by using the
 
      If the run setting already contains a **Context Parameters** folder, you can right-click it and then choose **Add Context Parameter**.
 
-4.  In the Properties window, change the value for **Name** as appropriate (for example, WebServer1). In the Properties window, change **Value** to the parameter that you want to use (for example, `http://CorporateStagingWebServer`).
+4.  In the **Properties** window, change the value for **Name** as appropriate (for example, WebServer1). In the **Properties** window, change **Value** to the parameter that you want to use (for example, `http://CorporateStagingWebServer`).
 
 5.  (Optional) Repeat steps 3 through 5 and use a different string for the **Value** property (for example, `http://CorporateProductionWebServer`).
 
 6.  Choose which run settings that you want to be active. Open the shortcut menu on the run settings and choose **Set As Active**.
 
 ## See also
 
-- [Configuring Load Test Run Settings](../test/configure-load-test-run-settings.md)
+- [Configure load test run settings](../test/configure-load-test-run-settings.md)

docs/test/how-to-add-counters-to-counter-sets-using-the-load-test-editor.md

@@ -13,9 +13,9 @@ manager: douge
 ms.prod: visual-studio-dev15
 ms.technology: vs-ide-test
 ---
-# How to: Add Counters to Counter Sets Using the Load Test Editor
+# How to: Add counters to counter sets using the Load Test Editor
 
-When you create a load test with the **Load Test Wizard**, you add an initial set of counters. These offer you a set of predefined counter sets for your load test. For more information, see [Specifying the Counter Sets and Threshold Rules for Computers in a Load Test](../test/specify-counter-sets-and-threshold-rules-for-load-testing.md).
+When you create a load test with the **Load Test Wizard**, you add an initial set of counters. These offer you a set of predefined counter sets for your load test. For more information, see [Specify the counter sets and threshold rules for computers in a load test](../test/specify-counter-sets-and-threshold-rules-for-load-testing.md).
 
 > [!NOTE]
 > If your load tests are distributed across remote machines, controller and agent counters are mapped to the controller and agent counter sets. For more information about how to use remote machines in your load test, see [Test controllers and test agents](configure-test-agents-and-controllers-for-load-tests.md).
@@ -55,9 +55,9 @@ When you create a load test with the **Load Test Wizard**, you add an initial se
 7.  Choose **OK**.
 
     > [!NOTE]
-    > It is also possible to add counters to a counter set by right choosing an existing counter or counter category, choosing copy, and then pasting it to a different counter set node. Extra counters that are copied, but not needed, can be deleted.
+    > It is also possible to add counters to a counter set by choosing an existing counter or counter category, choosing copy, and then pasting it to a different counter set node. Extra counters that are copied, but not needed, can be deleted.
 
 ## See also
 
-- [Specifying the Counter Sets and Threshold Rules for Computers in a Load Test](../test/specify-counter-sets-and-threshold-rules-for-load-testing.md)
-- [Configuring Load Test Run Settings](../test/configure-load-test-run-settings.md)
+- [Specify the counter sets and threshold rules for computers in a load test](../test/specify-counter-sets-and-threshold-rules-for-load-testing.md)
+- [Configure load test run settings](../test/configure-load-test-run-settings.md)

docs/test/how-to-add-custom-counter-sets-using-the-load-test-editor.md

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ manager: douge
 ms.prod: visual-studio-dev15
 ms.technology: vs-ide-test
 ---
-# How to: Add Custom Counter Sets Using the Load Test Editor
+# How to: Add custom counter sets using the Load Test Editor
 
 When you create a load test with the **New Load Test Wizard**, you add an initial set of counters. These offer you a set of predefined counter sets for your load test.
 
@@ -33,14 +33,14 @@ You manage your counters in the **Load Test Editor**. The counter sets that are
 3.  Right-click the **Counter Sets** node and select **Add Custom Counter Set**.
 
     > [!NOTE]
-    > The counter set is given a default name, such as **Custom1**. You can change the name by using the **Properties** window. Press F4 to display the **Properties** window.
+    > The counter set is given a default name, such as **Custom1**. You can change the name by using the **Properties** window. Press **F4** to display the **Properties** window.
 
-4.  To add counters to your custom counter set, right-click the new counter set and then choose **Add Counters**. For more information about how to add counters, see [How to: Add Counters to Counter Sets](../test/how-to-add-counters-to-counter-sets-using-the-load-test-editor.md).
+4.  To add counters to your custom counter set, right-click the new counter set and then choose **Add Counters**. For more information about how to add counters, see [How to: Add counters to counter sets](../test/how-to-add-counters-to-counter-sets-using-the-load-test-editor.md).
 
     > [!NOTE]
     > It is also possible to add a custom counter set by right-clicking an existing counter set, choosing copy, and then pasting it to the counter sets node. Additional counters that are copied, but not needed, can be deleted. You can change the name of the new counter set by using the **Properties** window.
 
 ## See also
 
-- [Specifying the Counter Sets and Threshold Rules for Computers in a Load Test](../test/specify-counter-sets-and-threshold-rules-for-load-testing.md)
-- [Configuring Load Test Run Settings](../test/configure-load-test-run-settings.md)
+- [Specify the counter sets and threshold rules for computers in a load test](../test/specify-counter-sets-and-threshold-rules-for-load-testing.md)
+- [Configure load test run settings](../test/configure-load-test-run-settings.md)

docs/test/how-to-analyze-errors-using-the-counters-panel.md

@@ -11,11 +11,11 @@ manager: douge
 ms.prod: visual-studio-dev15
 ms.technology: vs-ide-test
 ---
-# How to: Analyze Errors Using the Counters Panel
+# How to: Analyze errors using the counters panel
 
-The Counters panel is visible in the Graphs view and the Tables view in the Load Test Analyzer while a load test is running, or when you are analyzing a load test result. For more information, see [Analyze Load Test Results in the Graphs View](../test/analyze-load-test-results-in-the-graphs-view.md), [Analyze Load Test Results and Errors in the Tables View](../test/analyze-load-test-results-and-errors-in-the-tables-view.md) and [How to: Access Load Test Results for Analysis](../test/how-to-access-load-test-results-for-analysis.md).
+The **Counters** panel is visible in the Graphs view and the Tables view in the **Load Test Analyzer** while a load test is running, or when you are analyzing a load test result. For more information, see [Analyze load test results in the Graphs view](../test/analyze-load-test-results-in-the-graphs-view.md), [Analyze load test results and errors in the Tables view](../test/analyze-load-test-results-and-errors-in-the-tables-view.md) and [How to: Access load test results for analysis](../test/how-to-access-load-test-results-for-analysis.md).
 
- The **Errors** node in the Counters panel contains all the errors that were detected during the load test. The Errors node contains several sub-category error nodes that are specific to different kinds of errors. For example, **Exceptions** and **HTTP Errors**.
+ The **Errors** node in the **Counters** panel contains all the errors that were detected during the load test. The **Errors** node contains several sub-category error nodes that are specific to different kinds of errors. For example, **Exceptions** and **HTTP Errors**.
 
  ![Counter panel's error node](../test/media/ltest_errornode.png)
 
@@ -25,15 +25,15 @@ The Counters panel is visible in the Graphs view and the Tables view in the Load
 
      The **Counters** panel displays in either the Graphs view or the Tables view.
 
-2.  If the Counters panel is not visible, choose **Show Counters Panel** on the toolbar.
+2.  If the **Counters** panel is not visible, choose **Show Counters Panel** on the toolbar.
 
 3.  Expand the **Errors** and select either an error category, or an error sub-category that you want to analyze.
 
 4.  Right-click the error and select one of the following options:
 
-    -   **Show Counter on Graph**: In the Graphs view, the error is added and highlighted on the selected graph. For more information, see [How to: Add and Delete Counters on Graphs](../test/how-to-add-and-delete-counters-on-graphs-in-load-test-results.md).
+    -   **Show Counter on Graph**: In the Graphs view, the error is added and highlighted on the selected graph. For more information, see [How to: Add and delete counters on graphs](../test/how-to-add-and-delete-counters-on-graphs-in-load-test-results.md).
 
-    -   **Show Counter on Legend**: The error is added and selected in the Legend. For more information, see [Using the Graphs View Legend to Analyze Load Tests](../test/use-the-graphs-view-legend-to-analyze-load-tests.md).
+    -   **Show Counter on Legend**: The error is added and selected in the Legend. For more information, see [Use the Graphs view legend to analyze load tests](../test/use-the-graphs-view-legend-to-analyze-load-tests.md).
 
     -   **Add Graph**:
 
@@ -43,14 +43,14 @@ The Counters panel is visible in the Graphs view and the Tables view in the Load
 
     3.  (Optional) Right-click the error again and select **Show Counter on Graph**.
 
-         For more information, see [How to: Create Custom Graphs](../test/how-to-create-custom-graphs-in-load-test-results.md).
+         For more information, see [How to: Create custom graphs](../test/how-to-create-custom-graphs-in-load-test-results.md).
 
-5.  (Optional) If you are analyzing an error in a completed load test result, consider using the zoom features while in the Graphs. For more information, see [How to: Zoom in on a Region of the Graph](../test/how-to-zoom-in-on-a-region-of-the-graph-in-load-test-results.md).
+5.  (Optional) If you are analyzing an error in a completed load test result, consider using the zoom features while in the Graphs. For more information, see [How to: Zoom in on a region of the graph](../test/how-to-zoom-in-on-a-region-of-the-graph-in-load-test-results.md).
 
     > [!TIP]
-    > If any errors were detected during the load test run, a link titled errors including the number found will be present in the Load Test Analyzer status bar. You can choose the link to display all the errors in the **Errors** table of the Tables view.
+    > If any errors were detected during the load test run, a link titled errors including the number found will be present in the **Load Test Analyzer** status bar. You can choose the link to display all the errors in the **Errors** table of the Tables view.
 
 ## See also
 
-- [Using the Counters Panel in Graphs View and Tables View](../test/counters-panel-in-load-test-analyzer.md)
-- [Analyze Load Test Results](../test/analyze-load-test-results-using-the-load-test-analyzer.md)
+- [Use the counters panel in Graphs view and Tables view](../test/counters-panel-in-load-test-analyzer.md)
+- [Analyze load test results](../test/analyze-load-test-results-using-the-load-test-analyzer.md)