Last chance for Mac users: Big discount on e-book purchases
The “macOS Big Sur standard work” is only available for a short time with a big discount of 50 percent. We’ll tell you how you can get the e-book deal quickly.
The new e-book “macOS Big Sur Standardwerk” including 5 hours of video tutorials costs 9.99 euros in the printed version even 34.95 euros. But our readers don’t have to pay that much for it. Only up to and including February 14, 2021 costs the profound manual for the Apple Mac namely only 4.99 eurosSo you just save 50 percent. Below we explain how to get the discount.
macOS Big Sur standard work: only until 14.02. for 4.99 euros
And how do you get the price, after all, the price in the publisher’s shop has remained unchanged so far? In order to really only pay 4.99, buyers have to purchase one in the order process Coupon Code enter. Then the price is reduced by 5 euros – voilà, we’ve already saved a lot of money. The wondrous savings voucher reads:
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This applies in the shop of the amac-Buch Verlag for both e-book variants, but only up to and including February 14th at midnight. The reader can choose between a PDF version and an ePub version of the book, depending on which format is preferred. iPhone, iPad, Mac and other readers can handle all variants.
What do you get with the e-book?
These and many more new features are explained and highlighted in the current Big Sur standard work:
And what do we get for the cheap money? A whole lot. Just for comparison, the printed version has a mighty 552 pages. The e-book version with the same content naturally packs this into a few megabytes. Much more important is the actual content, so there is:
- many step-by-step instructions make it easier to understand and the
- Implementation of the functions described
- extensive table of contents and very detailed index
- Describes all the new features in macOS Big Sur
- An abundance of instructional videos lasting 5 hours make it easy to understand
The e-book is suitable for newcomers to Windows, as well as for old Mac fans who want to comfortably learn the new functions of Apple’s macOS Big Sur.
