Merged PR 4082: fixing links from ref back to conceptual

fixing links from ref back to conceptual

windows.applicationmodel.resources.core/resourcecontext_qualifiervalues.md

@@ -13,16 +13,16 @@ public Windows.Foundation.Collections.IObservableMap<string, string> QualifierVa
 Gets a writable, observable map of all supported qualifiers, indexed by name.
 
 ## -property-value
-The map of qualifiers, which you use to map a qualifier name to a qualifier value. The qualifier value returned represents the current setting. Here is a reference table of all the possible qualifier values that can be returned. See [How to name resources by using qualifiers](/windows/uwp/globalizing/how-to-name-resources-by-using-qualifiers?branch=master) for an explanation of the general concept of qualifiers, how to use them, and the purpose of each of the qualifier names.
+The map of qualifiers, which you use to map a qualifier name to a qualifier value. The qualifier value returned represents the current setting. Here is a reference table of all the possible qualifier values that can be returned. See [How to name resources by using qualifiers](/windows/uwp/app-resources/how-to-name-resources-by-using-qualifiers?branch=master) for an explanation of the general concept of qualifiers, how to use them, and the purpose of each of the qualifier names.
 
 | Qualifier name | Qualifier values |
 | ---------- | -------------------- |
 | **alternateform**, or **altform** | A string, between 1 and 16 chars in length, representing an alternate form of a resource. |
-| **configuration**, or **config** | A string. Matches the value of the `MS_CONFIGURATION_ATTRIBUTE_VALUE` environment variable. It’s unlikely that you’ll need to use this qualifier name (see the Configuration section of [How to name resources by using qualifiers](/windows/uwp/globalizing/how-to-name-resources-by-using-qualifiers?branch=master)). |
+| **configuration**, or **config** | A string. Matches the value of the `MS_CONFIGURATION_ATTRIBUTE_VALUE` environment variable. It’s unlikely that you’ll need to use this qualifier name (see the Configuration section of [How to name resources by using qualifiers](/windows/uwp/app-resources/how-to-name-resources-by-using-qualifiers?branch=master)). |
 | **contrast** | Either **standard** (the default; matches high contrast off), **high** (matches any high contrast setting), **black** (matches High Contrast Black, High Contrast #1, and High Contrast #2), or **white** (matches High Contrast White). |
 | **custom** | A custom value. |
-| **devicefamily** | It’s unlikely that you’ll need to use this qualifier name (see the DeviceFamily section of [How to name resources by using qualifiers](/windows/uwp/globalizing/how-to-name-resources-by-using-qualifiers?branch=master)). If you do need to use it, then execute ```ResourceContext.GetForCurrentView().QualifierValues["devicefamily"]``` on each of the devices that you want to support and name your resources for the values that are returned. |
-| **dxfeaturelevel**, or **dxfl** | Either **DX9**, **DX10**, **DX11**, or **DX12**. It’s unlikely that you’ll need to use this qualifier name (see the DXFeatureLevel section of [How to name resources by using qualifiers](/windows/uwp/globalizing/how-to-name-resources-by-using-qualifiers?branch=master)). |
+| **devicefamily** | It’s unlikely that you’ll need to use this qualifier name (see the DeviceFamily section of [How to name resources by using qualifiers](/windows/uwp/app-resources/how-to-name-resources-by-using-qualifiers?branch=master)). If you do need to use it, then execute ```ResourceContext.GetForCurrentView().QualifierValues["devicefamily"]``` on each of the devices that you want to support and name your resources for the values that are returned. |
+| **dxfeaturelevel**, or **dxfl** | Either **DX9**, **DX10**, **DX11**, or **DX12**. It’s unlikely that you’ll need to use this qualifier name (see the DXFeatureLevel section of [How to name resources by using qualifiers](/windows/uwp/app-resources/how-to-name-resources-by-using-qualifiers?branch=master)). |
 | **homeregion** | Any valid [BCP-47 region tag](http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?linkid=227302) (such as **us**, or **840**). That is, any ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 two-letter region code, plus the set of ISO 3166-1 numeric three-digit geographic codes for composed regions (see [United Nations Statistic Division M49 composition of region codes](http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?linkid=247929)). Matches the country or region setting. |
 | **language**, or **lang** | Any valid [BCP-47 language tag](http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?linkid=227302) (such as **en**, or **en-us**). Matches the display language setting. For a list of languages, see the [IANA language subtag registry](http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?linkid=227303). |
 | **layoutdirection**, or **layoutdir** | Either **LTR** (left-to-right), **RTL** (right-to-left), **TTBLTR** (top-to-bottom, left-to-right), or **TTBRTL** (top-to-bottom, right-to-left). Matches the layout direction of the display language setting. |