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docs/reference/notebooks.md

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 ms.reviewer: ""
 ms.suite: ""
 ms.topic: "reference"
-author: "joncart"
-ms.author: "joncart"
+author: "lostintangent"
+ms.author: "lostintangent"
 manager: "simoncal"
 ms.workload: 
   - "liveshare"
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 Notebooks have become a key part of many developer's and data scientist's workflow. With Visual Studio Code offering a rich, native notebook-editor, we're excited to enable a real-time collaboration experience, that will allow teams and classrooms to use notebooks and Live Share together. This Live Share notebook experience is currently in preview, and therefore, has some [pre-requisitions](#pre-requisites) and [known issues](#known-issues) to be aaware of. We'll be iterating rapidly on this initial preview release, and therefore, please don't hesitate to [send us any questions/feedback](http://github.com/microsoftdocs/live-share)) as you're evaluating it 👍
 
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 ## Pre-Requisites
 
 Before you can start trying out collaborative notebooks, you need to install the following pre-requisites as part of this preview release:
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 1. Open a notebook within Visual Studio Code
 1. Start a Live Share session
 1. Once your guests join, you can start co-editing cells and seeing each other's cursors and text highlights
+1. Have fun collaborating on notebooks! 🎉 
 
 ## Known Issues