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 ## Code Connection end-of-support
 
-In addition to these updates, we are also announcing end-of-support for Code Connection, the companion app for Minecraft Bedrock on Windows. Because Code Connection is a separate app, it has been a challenge to keep up with game updates, and as a result there have been reliability and game connectivity issues. Code Connection was also not an optimal coding experience being in a separate window from the game. Minecraft Education with Code Builder built into the game is the best way to code with Minecraft, and there are direct purchasing options for individual licenses as well - learn more at https://education.minecraft.net/en-us/licensing. The Code Connection app will be removed from the Microsoft Store on December 1, 2023. Users can save all their code files and import them into Minecraft Education by clicking on the Settings menu and selecting **Save Project**.
+In addition to these updates, we are also announcing end-of-support for Code Connection, the companion app for Minecraft Bedrock on Windows. Because Code Connection is a separate app, it has been a challenge to keep up with game updates, and as a result there have been reliability and game connectivity issues. Code Connection was also not an optimal coding experience being in a separate window from the game. Minecraft Education with Code Builder built into the game is the best way to code with Minecraft, and there are direct purchasing options for individual licenses as well - learn more at https://education.minecraft.net/en-us/licensing. The Code Connection app will be removed from the Microsoft Store on December 1, 2023. Users can save all their code files and import them into Minecraft Education by clicking on the **Settings** menu and selecting **Save Project**.
 
 We hope you enjoy these updates, and we can’t wait to see what you create next in Minecraft!