Hi all,

There have been some recent questions from users about good sources about the 
learning the Mac, and particularly the new Mac OS X Lion operating system. 
David Pogue's "Mac OS X Lion: The Missing Manual" published by O'Reilly Press 
has just been released, and is available for purchase at 50 per cent discount, 
or $13.99, today only from O'Reilly's web site. (Note that this is a general 
Mac user guide and not about VoiceOver.  Pogue also writes a missing manual for 
Switching to the Mac, but the version for Lion won't be released until next 
month.)  Here's the link to the O'Reilly deal of the day web page for Pogue's 
books:
http://shop.oreilly.com/category/deals/pogue.do

O'Reilly sells its book without DRM (digital rights management), so they can be 
viewed on any platform or reader.  When you purchase ebooks directly from them, 
you create a user account, and get permanent access to all ebook versions of 
the book that are available, and these are automatically updated for any 
corrections or additions to the latest version.   Current versions are ePub, 
PDF, and Mobi.  They've also been releasing their popular books in DAISY 
format, though that's usually some weeks later.  (The previous version of the 
Missing Manual for Snow Leopard is in DAISY format, for example.)

O'Reilly does make its books available through Bookshare, and includes their 
titles in the internationally available content.  However, if you are not a 
member of Bookshare, or simply want early access and access to the range of 
multiple formats (so you can download the ePub version directly from the link 
in your login account through Safari to your iPhone or iPad and open and read 
it under iBooks, for example), this is a very good deal.

HTH. Cheers,

Esther

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