Merged PR 20042: batch of terminology reform

batch of terminology reform

Author: Steven White

windows.applicationmodel.activation/fileactivatedeventargs_callerpackagefamilyname.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ The package family name of the app that launched your app.
 The caller's package family name.
 
 ## -remarks
-If the caller is a unpackaged app (such as a Win32 app), *CallerPackageFamilyName* will be empty, that is `""`.
+If the caller is an unpackaged app (such as an unpackaged desktop app), *CallerPackageFamilyName* will be empty, that is `""`.
 
 ## -examples
 

windows.applicationmodel.activation/fileopenpickeractivatedeventargs_callerpackagefamilyname.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ The package family name of the app that launched your app.
 The caller's package family name.
 
 ## -remarks
-If the caller is a unpackaged app (such as a Win32 app), *CallerPackageFamilyName* will be empty, that is `""`.
+If the caller is an unpackaged app (such as an unpackaged desktop app), *CallerPackageFamilyName* will be empty, that is `""`.
 
 ## -examples
 

windows.applicationmodel.activation/filesavepickeractivatedeventargs_callerpackagefamilyname.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ The package family name of the app that launched this app.
 The caller's package family name.
 
 ## -remarks
-*CallerPackageFamilyName* will be empty if the caller is a unpackaged app (such as a Win32 app).
+*CallerPackageFamilyName* will be empty if the caller is an unpackaged app (such as an unpackaged desktop app).
 
 ## -examples
 

windows.applicationmodel.activation/ifileactivatedeventargswithcallerpackagefamilyname_callerpackagefamilyname.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ The package family name of the app that launched this app.
 The caller's package family name.
 
 ## -remarks
-If the caller is a unpackaged app (such as a Win32 app), *CallerPackageFamilyName* will be empty, that is `""`.
+If the caller is an unpackaged app (such as an unpackaged desktop app), *CallerPackageFamilyName* will be empty, that is `""`.
 
 ## -examples
 

windows.applicationmodel.activation/ifilesavepickeractivatedeventargs2_callerpackagefamilyname.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ The package family name of the app that launched your app.
 The caller's package family name.
 
 ## -remarks
-If the caller is a unpackaged app (such as a Win32 app), *CallerPackageFamilyName* will be empty, that is `""`.
+If the caller is an unpackaged app (such as an unpackaged desktop app), *CallerPackageFamilyName* will be empty, that is `""`.
 
 ## -examples
 

windows.applicationmodel.activation/iprotocolactivatedeventargswithcallerpackagefamilynameanddata_callerpackagefamilyname.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Gets the package family name of the application that activated the current appli
 The package family name of the application that activated the current application.
 
 ## -remarks
-If the caller is a unpackaged app (such as a Win32 app), *CallerPackageFamilyName* will be empty, that is `""`.
+If the caller is an unpackaged app (such as an unpackaged desktop app), *CallerPackageFamilyName* will be empty, that is `""`.
 
 ## -examples
 

windows.applicationmodel.activation/protocolactivatedeventargs_callerpackagefamilyname.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Gets the package family name of the application that activated the current appli
 The package family name of the application that activated the current application.
 
 ## -remarks
-If the caller is a unpackaged app (such as a Win32 app), *CallerPackageFamilyName* will be empty, that is `""`.
+If the caller is an unpackaged app (such as an unpackaged desktop app), *CallerPackageFamilyName* will be empty, that is `""`.
 
 ## -examples
 

windows.applicationmodel.activation/protocolforresultsactivatedeventargs_callerpackagefamilyname.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Gets the package family name of the application that activated the current appli
 The package family name of the application that activated the current application.
 
 ## -remarks
-If the caller is a unpackaged app (such as a Win32 app), *CallerPackageFamilyName* will be empty, that is `""`.
+If the caller is an unpackaged app (such as an unpackaged desktop app), *CallerPackageFamilyName* will be empty, that is `""`.
 
 ## -examples
 

windows.applicationmodel/package_effectiveexternallocation.md

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ The location of the machine-wide or per-user machine-wide external folder specif
 
 The external folder is a disk location outside of the package where the package manifest can reference application content. This property returns either the machine-wide or per-user location of the external folder for the current package as a [StorageFolder](../windows.storage/storagefolder.md) object, depending on whether the app is provisioned for all users on the machine or on a per-user basis.
 
-This property is intended to be used when you are granting identity to an unpackaged desktop application by using a *sparse* package. A sparse package contains only a package manifest (not an executable or other application content). The package manifest references application content in an external disk location outside of the package.
+This property is intended to be used when you are granting package identity by packaging with external location. A package with external location contains only a package manifest (not an executable or other application content). The package manifest references application content in an external disk location outside of the package.
 
 To set the external folder, use one of the following combinations of [PackageManager](../windows.management.deployment/packagemanager.md) methods and related options properties:
 

windows.applicationmodel/package_effectiveexternalpath.md

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ The location of the machine-wide or per-user machine-wide external folder specif
 
 The external folder is a disk location outside of the package where the package manifest can reference application content. This property returns either the machine-wide or per-user location of the external folder for the current package, depending on whether the app is provisioned for all users on the machine or on a per-user basis.
 
-This property is intended to be used when you are granting identity to an unpackaged desktop application by using a *sparse* package. A sparse package contains only a package manifest (not an executable or other application content). The package manifest references application content in an external disk location outside of the package.
+This property is intended to be used when you are granting package identity by packaging with external location. A package with external location contains only a package manifest (not an executable or other application content). The package manifest references application content in an external disk location outside of the package.
 
 To set the external folder, use one of the following combinations of [PackageManager](../windows.management.deployment/packagemanager.md) methods and related options properties: