| | | Largest FREE Microsoft eBook Giveaway! - Microsoft Director of Sales Excellence - Eric Ligman
Eric Ligman, Microsoft Director of Sales Excellence Blog
I’m Giving Away MILLIONS of FREE Microsoft eBooks again, including: Windows 10, Office 365, Office 2016, Power BI, Azure, Windows 8.1, Office 2013, SharePoint 2016, SharePoint 2013, Dynamics CRM, PowerShell, Exchange Server, System Center, Cloud, SQL Server and more!
Before we get to this year’s list of FREE eBooks, a few answers to common questions I receive during my FREE EBOOK GIVEAWAY:
How many can you download?
ANSWER: As many as you want! This is a FREE eBook giveaway, so please download as many as interest you.Wow, there are a LOT listed here.
Is there a way to download all of them at once?
ANSWER: Yes, please see the note below on how to do this.
Can I share a link to your post to let others know about this giveaway?
ANSWER: Yes, please do share the good news with anyone you feel could benefit from this.
I know you said they are “Free,” but what’s the catch?ANSWER: There is no catch. They really are FREE. This consider it a, “Thank you,” for being a reader of my blog and a customer or partner of Microsoft.
Ok, so if they are free and you’re encouraging us to share this with others, can I post a link to your post here on sites like Reddit, FatWallet, and other deal share sites to let them know, or is that asking too much?ANSWER: Please do. In fact, I would encourage you to share a link to this post on any deal site you feel their users could benefit from the FREE eBooks and resources included below. Again, I WANT to give away MILLIONS of FREE eBooks!Are these “time-bombed” versions of the eBooks that stop working after a certain amount of time or reads?ANSWER: No, these are the full resources for you to use.
Some of the readers of my blog in the past have pinged me offline and suggested enabling the use of multiple browser download plug-ins that are available or various PowerShell options to download a list of links automatically. In order to use these options though, you would need a list of the download links to the eBooks on the site. Since this does not change the author’s/publisher’s rights to control their IP and distribution since it still enables downloads directly from their sites, I am happy to provide you with the list of links to do this.
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