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I've been seeing several people blogging about the free Microsoft Press E-Book offer. All you need to do is register and you get access to 3 e-books from Microsoft Press that you can download in PDF format.

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If you pay close attention to the details for each book, you will notice that these aren't full copies of the books. The only one that appears to be a full copy, based on the listed chapters and the actual table of contents in the PDF, is Introducing Microsoft LINQ. The other two e-books only contain two chapters each, even though the table of contents for both of these list 8 chapters.

While the idea of offering free e-books is great, don't advertise these as full books unless they really are.

posted on Sunday, January 06, 2008 8:42 PM

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# re: Free Microsoft Press E-Books Offer? 7/17/2008 5:53 AM naeemansari
i want microsoft press e-book of 70-270 of xp professional

# re: Free Microsoft Press E-Books Offer? 1/5/2009 9:47 AM Vamsi Krishna
I need sharepoint certification books from Microsoft Press

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