Fixed issues from docs review

Author: mepples21

memdocs/intune/configuration/use-enterprise-sso-plug-in-ios-ipados-macos-with-jamf-pro.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
 title: Microsoft Enterprise SSO plug-in in Jamf Pro
 description: Add or create a macOS device profile using the Microsoft Enterprise SSO plug-in in Jamf Pro.
 keywords:
-author: Michael Epping
+author: mepples21
 ms.author: miepping
 manager: 
 ms.date: 03/9/2022
@@ -144,14 +144,14 @@ In the Jamf Pro portal, you create a Computer or Device configuration profile.
 
 - These PLIST settings configure the following SSO Extension options:
 
-      | Key | Type | Value |
-      | --- | --- | --- |
-      | **AppPrefixAllowList** | String | Enter a list of prefixes for apps that don't support MSAL **and** are allowed to use SSO. For example, enter `com.microsoft.` to allow all Microsoft apps.<br/><br/>Be sure these apps [meet the allowlist requirements](/azure/active-directory/develop/apple-sso-plugin#enable-sso-for-apps-that-dont-use-a-microsoft-identity-platform-library).|
-      | **browser_sso_interaction_enabled** | Integer | When set to `1`, users can sign in from Safari browser, and from apps that don't support MSAL. Enabling this setting allows users to bootstrap the extension from Safari or other apps.|
-      | **disable_explicit_app_prompt** | Integer | Some apps might incorrectly enforce end-user prompts at the protocol layer. If you see this problem, users are prompted to sign in, even though the Microsoft Enterprise SSO plug-in works for other apps. <br/><br/>When set to `1` (one), you reduce these prompts. |
+| Key | Type | Value |
+| --- | --- | --- |
+| **AppPrefixAllowList** | String | Enter a list of prefixes for apps that don't support MSAL **and** are allowed to use SSO. For example, enter `com.microsoft.` to allow all Microsoft apps.<br/><br/>Be sure these apps [meet the allowlist requirements](/azure/active-directory/develop/apple-sso-plugin#enable-sso-for-apps-that-dont-use-a-microsoft-identity-platform-library).|
+| **browser_sso_interaction_enabled** | Integer | When set to `1`, users can sign in from Safari browser, and from apps that don't support MSAL. Enabling this setting allows users to bootstrap the extension from Safari or other apps.|
+| **disable_explicit_app_prompt** | Integer | Some apps might incorrectly enforce end-user prompts at the protocol layer. If you see this problem, users are prompted to sign in, even though the Microsoft Enterprise SSO plug-in works for other apps. <br/><br/>When set to `1` (one), you reduce these prompts. |
 
-      > [!TIP]
-      > For more information on these properties, and other properties you can configure, see [Microsoft Enterprise SSO plug-in for Apple devices (preview)](/azure/active-directory/develop/apple-sso-plugin#more-configuration-options).
+> [!TIP]
+> For more information on these properties, and other properties you can configure, see [Microsoft Enterprise SSO plug-in for Apple devices (preview)](/azure/active-directory/develop/apple-sso-plugin#more-configuration-options).
 
 6. Select the **Scope** tab. Specify the computers or devices that should be targeted to receive the SSO Extension MDM profile.
 7. Select **Save**.