SEO fixes

Author: Nick Iliev

knowledge-base/optionsui.md

@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ By unchecking this checkbox, you're telling Fiddler Classic *"ignore my browser'
 * The **Act as System Proxy on startup** controls whether or not Fiddler Classic registers as the System proxy on startup.  Internet Explorer and many other applications use the system proxy by default and are notified when it changes.  [Learn more...](http://www.fiddler2.com/redir/?id=HOOKUP)
 * The **Monitor all connections** checkbox controls whether Fiddler Classic will register as the proxy for all WinINET Connections.
 * The **Use PAC Script** checkbox controls how Fiddler Classic registers as the system proxy; specifically, when this box is ticked, Fiddler Classic will tell the browser to use the proxy configuration script (which can be found by clicking the **Copy Browser Proxy Configuration URL** link) instead of using the default proxy configuration of *127.0.0.1:8888.*
-* The **WinINET Connections** list shows what network connections are configured for this machine.  This may be useful if you are connected to the Internet via dialup or VPN and want Fiddler Classic to automatically hook a connection other than your LAN connection. [Learn more...](../Configure-Fidder/Tasks/MonitorDialupAndVPN)
+* The **WinINET Connections** list shows what network connections are configured for this machine.  This may be useful if you are connected to the Internet via dialup or VPN and want Fiddler Classic to automatically hook a connection other than your LAN connection.
 * The **IE should bypass Fiddler** list controls which requests should not be sent through Fiddler Classic at all when it is registered as the system proxy.  Note that this list is generally only respected by WinINET clients like Internet Explorer.
 
 ## Appearance

knowledge-base/sessionflags.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ res_type: kb
 Fiddler Classic SessionFlags
 ====================
 
-Each Session object in Fiddler Classic contains a collection of string flags, in the **Session.oFlags[]** collection.  The flags control how the session is processed and displayed in the Fiddler Classic Web Session List.  Flags can be set by [FiddlerScript][({%slug AddRules%}) or an [IFiddlerExtension]({slug Interfaces}).
+Each Session object in Fiddler Classic contains a collection of string flags, in the **Session.oFlags[]** collection.  The flags control how the session is processed and displayed in the Fiddler Classic Web Session List.  Flags can be set by [FiddlerScript][({%slug AddRules%}) or an [IFiddlerExtension]({%slug Interfaces%}).
 
 
 Using SessionFlags