Merge pull request MicrosoftDocs#107 from MicrosoftDocs/corob-msft-patch-5

Fix formatting issue in guide

Author: mikeblome

docs/porting/overview-of-potential-upgrade-issues-visual-cpp.md

@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ Over the years, the Visual C++ compiler has undergone many changes, along with c
 
  For the CRT, mixing-and-matching was never supported, but it often just worked, at least until Visual Studio 2015 and the Universal CRT, because the API surface did not change much over time. The Universal CRT broke backwards compatibility so that in the future we can maintain backwards compatibility. In other words, we have no plans to introduce new, versioned Universal CRT binaries in the future. Instead, the existing Universal CRT is now updated in-place.  
 
- To provide partial link compatibility with object files (and libraries) compiled with older versions of the Microsoft C Runtime headers, we provide a library, legacy_stdio_definitions.lib, with Visual Studio 2015 and later. This library provides compatibility symbols for most of the functions and data exports that were removed from the Universal CRT. The set of compatibility symbols provided by legacy_stdio_definitions.lib is sufficient to satisfy most dependencies, including all of the dependencies in libraries included in the Windows SDK. However, there are some symbols that were removed from the Universal CRT for which it is not possible to provide compatibility symbols like this. These symbols include some functions (e.g., \__iob_func) and the data exports (e.g., \__imp\_\__iob, \__imp\_\__pctype, \__imp\_\__mb_cur_max).  
+ To provide partial link compatibility with object files (and libraries) compiled with older versions of the Microsoft C Runtime headers, we provide a library, legacy_stdio_definitions.lib, with Visual Studio 2015 and later. This library provides compatibility symbols for most of the functions and data exports that were removed from the Universal CRT. The set of compatibility symbols provided by legacy_stdio_definitions.lib is sufficient to satisfy most dependencies, including all of the dependencies in libraries included in the Windows SDK. However, there are some symbols that were removed from the Universal CRT for which it is not possible to provide compatibility symbols like this. These symbols include some functions (e.g., \_\_iob\_func) and the data exports (e.g., \_\_imp\_\_\_iob, \_\_imp\_\_\_pctype, \_\_imp\_\_\_mb_cur_max).  
 
  If you have a static library that was built with an older version of the C Runtime headers, we recommend the following actions (in this order):