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"Dekiru Windows 11 2027 Revised 6th Edition Copilot Support" Free Full-Text Access for 3 Days

"Dekiru Windows 11 2027 Revised 6th Edition Copilot Support" Free Full-Text Access for 3 Days
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Impress will release a Windows 11 guide supporting AI use on November 26, with a three‑day free full‑text preview from November 11‑13.

Key points

  • •Impress will publish the Windows 11 guide 'Can Do Windows 11 2027 Revised 6th Edition Copilot Compatible' on November 26.
  • •The book is priced at ¥1,100 for both print and e‑book versions.
  • •Ahead of release, a campaign will allow free full‑text viewing from November 11 to 13.
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#Generative AI Tools & Use#Major Players#Windows 11#Microsoft Copilot

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