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articles/automation/automation-first-runbook-graphical.md

@@ -126,23 +126,24 @@ Now that you have a variable to hold the subscription ID, you can configure the
 1. Hover over **Get Run As Connection** until a circle appears on the bottom of the shape. Click the circle and drag the arrow to `Connect-AzAccount` to form a link. The runbook starts with `Get Run As Connection` and then runs `Connect-AzAccount`.<br> ![Create link between activities](media/automation-first-runbook-graphical/runbook-link-auth-activities.png)
 1. On the canvas, select `Connect-AzAccount`. In the Configuration control pane, type **Login to Azure** in the **Label** field.
 1. Click **Parameters**, and the Activity Parameter Configuration page appears.
-1. The `Connect-AzAccount` cmdlet has multiple parameter sets, and you need to select one before providing parameter values. Click **Parameter Set** and then select **ServicePrincipalCertificate**.
+1. The `Connect-AzAccount` cmdlet has multiple parameter sets, and you need to select one before providing parameter values. Click **Parameter Set** and then select **ServicePrincipalCertificateWithSubscriptionId**.
 1. The parameters for this parameter set are displayed on the Activity Parameter Configuration page. Click **APPLICATIONID**.<br> ![Add Azure account parameters](media/automation-first-runbook-graphical/Add-AzureRmAccount-params.png)
 1. On the Parameter Value page, make the following settings and then click **OK**.
 
    * **Data source** -- select **Activity output**.
-   * Data source list -- select **Get Run As Connection**.
+   * Data source list -- select **Get Automation Connection**.
    * **Field path** -- type `ApplicationId`. You are specifying the name of the property for the field path because the activity outputs an object with multiple properties.
+
 1. Click **CERTIFICATETHUMBPRINT**, and on the Parameter Value page, make the following settings and then click **OK**.
 
     * **Data source** -- select **Activity output**.
-    * Data source list -- select **Get Run As Connection**.
+    * Data source list -- select **Get Automation Connection**.
     * **Field path** -- type `CertificateThumbprint`.
 1. Click **SERVICEPRINCIPAL**, and on the Parameter Value page, select **ConstantValue** for the **Data source** field; click the option **True**; and then click **OK**.
 1. Click **TENANTID**, and make the following settings on the Parameter Value page. When finished, click **OK** twice.
 
     * **Data source** -- select **Activity output**. 
-    * Data source list -- select **Get Run As Connection**.
+    * Data source list -- select **Get Automation Connection**.
     * **Field path** -- type `TenantId`. 
 1. In the Library control, type `Set-AzContext` in the search field.
 1. Add `Set-AzContext` to the canvas.

articles/automation/automation-graphical-authoring-intro.md

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ The Test control is not displayed when the graphical editor is first started. It
 
 Activities are the building blocks of a runbook. An activity can be a PowerShell cmdlet, a child runbook, or a workflow. You can add an activity to the runbook by right-clicking it in the Library control and selecting **Add to canvas**. You can then click and drag the activity to place it anywhere on the canvas that you like. The location of the activity on the canvas does not affect the operation of the runbook. You can lay out your runbook any way you find most suitable to visualize its operation.
 
-![Add to canvas](media/automation-graphical-authoring-intro/add-to-canvas-revised20165.png)
+![Add to canvas](media/automation-graphical-authoring-intro/add-to-canvas-cmdlet.png)
 
 Select an activity on the canvas to configure its properties and parameters in the Configuration blade. You can change the label of the activity to a name that you find descriptive. The runbook still runs the original cmdlet. You are simply changing the display name that the graphical editor uses. Note that the label must be unique within the runbook.
 
@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ A parameter set defines the mandatory and optional parameters that accept values
 
 In the following example, the [Get-AzVM](https://docs.microsoft.com/powershell/module/az.compute/get-azvm?view=azps-3.5.0) cmdlet has three parameter sets. The example uses one set called **ListVirtualMachineInResourceGroupParamSet**, with a single optional parameter, for returning all virtual machines in a resource group. The example also uses the **GetVirtualMachineInResourceGroupParamSet** parameter set for specifying the virtual machine to return. This set has two mandatory parameters and one optional parameter.
 
-![Parameter set](media/automation-graphical-authoring-intro/get-azurermvm-parameter-sets.png)
+![Parameter set](media/automation-graphical-authoring-intro/get-azvm-parameter-sets.png)
 
 #### Parameter values
 
@@ -146,7 +146,7 @@ A link in a graphical runbook connects two activities. It is displayed on the ca
 
 You can create a link between two activities by selecting the source activity and clicking the circle at the bottom of the shape. Drag the arrow to the destination activity and release.
 
-![Create a link](media/automation-graphical-authoring-intro/create-link-revised20165.png)
+![Create a link](media/automation-graphical-authoring-intro/create-link-options.png)
 
 Select the link to configure its properties in the Configuration blade. Properties include the link type, which is described in the following table.
 
@@ -407,7 +407,7 @@ You can only export the published version of a graphical runbook. If the runbook
 
 You can import a graphical or graphical PowerShell Workflow runbook file by selecting the **Import** option when adding a runbook. When you select the file to import, you can keep the same name or provide a new one. The **Runbook Type** field displays the type of runbook after it assesses the file selected. If you attempt to select a different type that is not correct, the graphical editor presents a message noting that there are potential conflicts and there might be syntax errors during conversion.
 
-![Import runbook](media/automation-graphical-authoring-intro/runbook-import-revised20165.png)
+![Import runbook](media/automation-graphical-authoring-intro/runbook-import.png)
 
 ## Testing a graphical runbook