Edits to 1.8 release notes

release-notes/v1_8.md

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 Welcome to the November release of Visual Studio Code. There are a number of significant updates in this version that we hope you will like, some of the key highlights include:
 
-* **[Hot Exit](#hot-exit)** - VS Code now remembers unsaved files. TBD on by default?
-* **[Zen Mode](#zen-mode)** - Remove any distractions when looking at your files by putting VS Code into Zen Mode.
+* **[Hot Exit](#hot-exit)** - VS Code now remembers the contents of unsaved files.
+* **[Zen Mode](#zen-mode)** - Remove distractions when looking at your files by putting VS Code into Zen Mode.
 * **[Configurable Activity Bar](#configurable-activity-bar)** - Arrange the Activity Bar icons to your liking.
 * **[Settings improvements](#settings-improvements)** - Easily configure VS Code with global and workspace settings.
 * **[Git clone](#git-clone)** - Clone your repo from within VS Code.
 * **[New Selection menu](#selection-menu)** - Easily discover and use the editor selection commands.
 * **[JavaScript IntelliSense in HTML](#javascript-language-support-in-html)** - Get full JavaScript language support in HTML files.
 * **[Markdown preview improvements](#markdown-preview-improvements)** - New settings for font family, size and line height, hide YAML front matter.
-* **[UI for Multitarget Debugging](#multitarget-debugging)** - Multiple debug sessions can now be launched.
+* **[UI for Multitarget Debugging](#multitarget-debugging)** - Launch multiple debug sessions simultaneously.
 
 The release notes are arranged in the following sections related to VS Code focus areas. Here are some further updates:
 
@@ -33,17 +33,17 @@ The release notes are arranged in the following sections related to VS Code focu
 
 ### Hot Exit
 
-VS Code now remembers unsaved changes when you exit by default. Hot Exit will be triggered under the following cases:
+VS Code now remembers your unsaved changes when you exit. Hot Exit will be triggered under the following cases:
 
-- All windows are closed
-- The last window is closed, this does not apply on Mac as the application will still be running
+- All windows (instances) are closed.
+- The last window is closed, this does not apply on Mac as the application will still be running.
 - Window reload, no more saving to reload extensions!
 
-When VS Code is next launched after a Hot Exit, all workspaces/files that are backed up will be restored. This also brings with it the ability to restore files if VS Code happens to crash, regardless of whether Hot Exit is enabled or disabled (via the `files.hotExit` setting). You can read more about how Hot Exit works. the design decisions behind the implementation and what's next for the feature on [our blog](/blogs/2016/11/30/hot-exit-in-insiders).
+When VS Code is next launched after a Hot Exit, all workspaces/files that are backed up will be restored. This also brings with it the ability to restore files if VS Code crashes, regardless of whether Hot Exit is enabled or disabled (via the `files.hotExit` setting). You can read more about how Hot Exit works, the design decisions behind the implementation, and what's next for the feature on [our blog](http://code.visualstudio.com/blogs/2016/11/30/hot-exit-in-insiders).
 
 ### Zen Mode
 
-As per [user requests](https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/12940) we have added zen mode to VS Code. Zen Mode is designed so that the focus is on the actual code thus entering zen mode hides all the parts except the editor (activity bar, status bar, sidebar and panel) and transitions VS Code to full screen. Zen mode can be toggled using the View menu, quick pick or by the shortcut `kb(workbench.action.toggleZenMode)`. Transition to full screen can be disabled via `workbench.fullScreenZenMode`. Double `esc` also exits zen mode.
+Per [user requests](https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/issues/12940), we have added Zen Mode to VS Code. Zen Mode lets you focus on your code by hiding all UI except the editor (no Activity Bar, Status Bar, Sidebar and Panel) and going to full screen. Zen mode can be toggled using the View menu, Command Palette or by the shortcut `kb(workbench.action.toggleZenMode)`. The transition to full screen can be disabled via `workbench.fullScreenZenMode`. Double `kb(Esc)` exits Zen Mode.
 
 ### Configurable Activity Bar