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Author: jitendrakansal

tutorials/cp-mobile-dev-kit-annotations/cp-mobile-dev-kit-annotations.md

@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ Sample backend in SAP Mobile Services provides annotation functionality for **Pr
 
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-### Create a New Project Using SAP Build Code
+### Create a New Project Using SAP Build
 
 This step includes creating a mobile project in SAP Build Lobby. 
 
@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ This step includes creating a mobile project in SAP Build Lobby.
 
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-    >SAP Build Code recommends the dev space it deems most suitable, and it will automatically create a new one for you if you don't already have one. If you have other dev spaces of the Mobile Application type, you can select between them. If you want to create a different dev space, go to the Dev Space Manager. See [Working in the Dev Space Manager](https://help.sap.com/docs/build_code/d0d8f5bfc3d640478854e6f4e7c7584a/ad40d52d0bea4d79baaf9626509caf33.html).
+    >SAP Build recommends the dev space it deems most suitable, and it will automatically create a new one for you if you don't already have one. If you have other dev spaces of the Mobile Application type, you can select between them. If you want to create a different dev space, go to the Dev Space Manager. See [Working in the Dev Space Manager](https://help.sap.com/docs/build_code/d0d8f5bfc3d640478854e6f4e7c7584a/ad40d52d0bea4d79baaf9626509caf33.html).
 
 6. Review the inputs under the Summary tab. If everything looks correct, click **Create** to proceed with creating your project.
 
@@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ This step includes creating a mobile project in SAP Build Lobby.
 
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-8. After you see a message stating that the project has been created successfully, click the project to open it. The project opens in SAP Business Application Studio, the SAP Build Code development environment.
+8. After you see a message stating that the project has been created successfully, click the project to open it. The project opens in SAP Business Application Studio.
 
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tutorials/cp-mobile-dev-kit-debugging/cp-mobile-dev-kit-debugging.md

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ Use the debugging feature provided by the Mobile Development Kit extension for V
 
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-### Create a New Project Using SAP Build Code and Configure it using Storyboard
+### Create a New Project Using SAP Build and Configure it using Storyboard
 
 1. This step includes creating the mobile development kit project in the editor. Follow steps 1 and 2 from this [tutorial](https://developers.sap.com/tutorials/cp-mobile-dev-kit-quick-start.html) to create your MDK project and deploy to mobile services.
 

tutorials/cp-mobile-dev-kit-deep-link/cp-mobile-dev-kit-deep-link.md

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ If an app is already installed, you can specify a custom URL scheme or an intent
 >**This tutorial has been executed using public store MDK client which has out of the box functionality to open the SAP standard apps like SAP Mobile Start.
 If you are building a custom version of Mobile development kit client, there you can implement deep links by specifying related custom URL schemes.**
 
-### Create a New Project Using SAP Build Code
+### Create a New Project Using SAP Build
 
 This step includes creating a mobile project in SAP Build Lobby. 
 
@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ This step includes creating a mobile project in SAP Build Lobby.
 
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-    >SAP Build Code recommends the dev space it deems most suitable, and it will automatically create a new one for you if you don't already have one. If you have other dev spaces of the Mobile Application type, you can select between them. If you want to create a different dev space, go to the Dev Space Manager. See [Working in the Dev Space Manager](https://help.sap.com/docs/build_code/d0d8f5bfc3d640478854e6f4e7c7584a/ad40d52d0bea4d79baaf9626509caf33.html).
+    >SAP Build recommends the dev space it deems most suitable, and it will automatically create a new one for you if you don't already have one. If you have other dev spaces of the Mobile Application type, you can select between them. If you want to create a different dev space, go to the Dev Space Manager. See [Working in the Dev Space Manager](https://help.sap.com/docs/build_code/d0d8f5bfc3d640478854e6f4e7c7584a/ad40d52d0bea4d79baaf9626509caf33.html).
 
 6. Review the inputs under the Summary tab. If everything looks correct, click **Create** to proceed with creating your project.
 
@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ This step includes creating a mobile project in SAP Build Lobby.
 
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-8. The project opens in SAP Business Application Studio, the SAP Build Code development environment.
+8. The project opens in SAP Business Application Studio.
 
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tutorials/cp-mobile-dev-kit-deeplink-intoapp/cp-mobile-dev-kit-deeplink-intoapp.md

@@ -31,38 +31,42 @@ MDK supports deep linking into MDK applications using MDK client URL scheme and
 
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-### Create a New Project Using SAP Build Code
+### Create a New Project Using SAP Build
 
 This step includes creating a mobile project in SAP Build Lobby. 
 
 1. In the SAP Build Lobby, click **Create** > **Create** to start the creation process.
 
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-2. Click the **Build an Application** tile.    
+2. Click the **Application** tile.    
 
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-3. Click the **SAP Build Code** tile to develop your project in SAP Business Application Studio, the SAP Build Code development environment, leveraging the capabilities of the services included in SAP Build Code.
+3. Select the **Mobile** category.
 
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-4. Click the **Mobile Application** tile. 
+4. Select the **Mobile Application** to develop your mobile project in SAP Business Application Studio. 
 
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-5. Enter the project name `deeplinkintomdkapp` (used for this tutorial) , add a description (optional), and click **Create**. 
+5. Enter the project name `deeplinkintomdkapp` (used for this tutorial) , add a description (optional), and click **Review**. 
 
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-    >SAP Build Code recommends the dev space it deems most suitable, and it will automatically create a new one for you if you don't already have one. If you have other dev spaces of the Mobile Application type, you can select between them. If you want to create a different dev space, go to the Dev Space Manager. See [Working in the Dev Space Manager](https://help.sap.com/docs/build_code/d0d8f5bfc3d640478854e6f4e7c7584a/ad40d52d0bea4d79baaf9626509caf33.html).
+    >SAP Build recommends the dev space it deems most suitable, and it will automatically create a new one for you if you don't already have one. If you have other dev spaces of the Mobile Application type, you can select between them. If you want to create a different dev space, go to the Dev Space Manager. See [Working in the Dev Space Manager](https://help.sap.com/docs/build_code/d0d8f5bfc3d640478854e6f4e7c7584a/ad40d52d0bea4d79baaf9626509caf33.html).
+
+6. Review the inputs under the Summary tab. If everything looks correct, click **Create** to proceed with creating your project.
+
+    <!-- border -->![MDK](img-1.5.1.png)
+
 
-6. Your project is being created in the Project table of the lobby. The creation of the project may take a few moments. After the project has been created successfully, click the project to open it. 
+7. Your project is being created in the Project table of the lobby. The creation of the project may take a few moments. After the project has been created successfully, click the project to open it. 
 
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-7. The project opens in SAP Business Application Studio, the SAP Build Code development environment.
+8. The project opens in SAP Business Application Studio.
 
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