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Yep, was posted back in July. More on reddit.com

You mean this one? https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/6nuv57/free_microsoft_ebook_giveaway_with_thousands_of/ More on reddit.com

Here you go, its uses .Net to get the file name since it goes through a 301 redirect, then I used bits to download the file since Invoke-WebRequest is super slow and this was not a restful call. #Vars $EbookLinks = (Invoke-WebRequest -Uri 'http://www.mssmallbiz.com/ericligman/Key_Shorts/MSFTFreeEbooks.txt' -Method Get).content.split() | Select-Object -Skip 2 | Where-Object {$_} $TempPath = "$env:SystemDrive\temp" #Functions Function Get-RedirectedUrl { Param ( [Parameter(Mandatory=$true)] [String]$URL ) #.Net method to find the file name since Invoke-WebRequest does not work for 301s $request = [System.Net.WebRequest]::Create($url) $request.AllowAutoRedirect=$false $response=$request.GetResponse() #Print out the filename $response.GetResponseHeader("Location").split('/')[-1] } #If $TempPath doesn't exist then make it Import-Module BitsTransfer if (!(Test-Path $TempPath)) { New-Item $TempPath -ItemType dir } foreach ($Book in $EbookLinks) { $BookFileName = Get-RedirectedUrl -URL $Book Start-BitsTransfer -Source $Book -Destination "$TempPath\$BookFileName" } #Open up file explorer for the user Invoke-Item "$env:SystemDrive\temp" More on reddit.com