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Hello, @rpetrusha,

Localization team has reported source content issue that causes issue for localization. We need to escape the asterisk to avoid loc problems.

Please review the comment tag added and reply with explanation if fix is needed or not. If you make related fix in another PR then share your PR number so we can confirm and close this PR.

Many thanks in advance.

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Hello, @rpetrusha,

Localization team has reported source content issue that causes issue for localization. We need to escape the asterisk to avoid loc problems.

Please review the comment tag added and reply with explanation if fix is needed or not. If you make related fix in another PR then share your PR number so we can confirm and close this PR.

Many thanks in advance.
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@carolinacmoravia please take a look at my comment

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The same rules used to marshal values and references to platform invoke calls are used when marshaling through COM interfaces. For example, when an instance of the `Point` value type is passed from the .NET Framework to COM, the `Point` is passed by value. If the `Point` value type is passed by reference, a pointer to a `Point` is passed on the stack. The interop marshaler does not support higher levels of indirection (**Point \*\***) in either direction.
The same rules used to marshal values and references to platform invoke calls are used when marshaling through COM interfaces. For example, when an instance of the `Point` value type is passed from the .NET Framework to COM, the `Point` is passed by value. If the `Point` value type is passed by reference, a pointer to a `Point` is passed on the stack. The interop marshaler does not support higher levels of indirection (**Point \***\*) in either direction.
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This is not rendering correctly. The desired behavior is to have Point **.
So I think that **Point** \*\* would work best.

This is how this is rendering now: image

@mairaw mairaw added Area - .NET Framework Guide loc Indicates issues that are about localized content [org][type][category] labels May 18, 2018
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Hello, @mairaw,
I've just commited the changes requested. Could you check if everything is okay and help yo merge?
Thank you.

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Thanks for opening this PR to correct the formatting issue, @carolinacmoravia. I'll merge your PR now.

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Sorry, @mairaw. I didn't notice that you'd already reviewed the PR. In any case, @carolinacmoravia addressed the formatting issue.

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No worries @rpetrusha. This is good to merge now @carolinacmoravia. Thanks!

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