I’m a tad surprised by this move because unlike a lot of other free “eBooks” published by 3rd parties that are often just shilling their other properties and IP, this is a really good book. If you flip through all 170 pages I guarantee that you will learn something.
For example:
- What’s the difference between scaling your desktop & simply changing the resolution?
- How do you take advantage of multitouch gesture support for capacitive touch slates/tablets running Windows 7?
Here’s the announcement:
I’m delighted to announce that my 170 page Windows 7 Power Users Guide is now completely FREE to download and own as an eBook. The book is for people of all technical ability from complete novices to IT Pros.
The book contains 16 chapters and is a guide on how to get the very best out of Windows 7 from installation to configuration and advanced operations. It includes step-by-step guides, screenshots and diagrams on every page, quick tips throughout the book and is presented in full colour.
Read more at Mike Halsey’s web site at:
http://www.thelongclimb.com/2011/05/06/the-windows-7-power-users-guide-ebook-is-now-free/
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