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[all hosts] Fix broken link #2988

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Expand Up @@ -128,15 +128,15 @@ Visual Studio creates a basic Word add-in that you'll be able to publish as-is,

4. Visual Studio publishes the web project for your Office Add-in to your Azure web app. When Visual Studio finishes publishing the web project, your browser opens and shows a webpage with the text "Your App Service app has been created." This is the current default page for the web app.

5. Copy the root URL (for example: https://YourDomain.azurewebsites.net); you'll need it when you edit the add-in manifest file later in this article.
5. Copy the root URL (for example: `https://YourDomain.azurewebsites.net`); you'll need it when you edit the add-in manifest file later in this article.

## Step 6: Edit and deploy the add-in XML manifest file

1. In Visual Studio with the sample Office Add-in open in **Solution Explorer**, expand the solution so that both projects show.

2. Expand the Office Add-in project (for example WordWebAddIn), right-click the manifest folder, and then choose **Open**. The add-in XML manifest file opens.

3. In the XML manifest file, find and replace all instances of "~remoteAppUrl" with the root URL of the add-in web app on Azure. This is the URL that you copied earlier after you published the add-in web app to Azure (for example: https://YourDomain.azurewebsites.net).
3. In the XML manifest file, find and replace all instances of "~remoteAppUrl" with the root URL of the add-in web app on Azure. This is the URL that you copied earlier after you published the add-in web app to Azure (for example: `https://YourDomain.azurewebsites.net`).

4. Choose **File** and then choose **Save All**. Next, Copy the add-in XML manifest file (for example, WordWebAddIn.xml).

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