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Originally Posted by Jim Lester
Plug the device in (USB cable) to your computer and the launch ADE. ADE will detect the device and ask you if you want to authorize it.
At that point you will be able to copy content over.
This is the current behavior for a COOL-er, or Opus, or any other RMSDK device (except Sony because they are slightly different), and it will be the same for the Nook
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OK... thanks -
That simple protocol handshake exchange has not yet been mentioned over on the B&N forum... I had thought that the Sony method of using it's own desktop software, was the only "handshake" method between the device and the AdobeID.
Sounds like the USB & Device ID hardware handshake for loading OS drivers.
SO - I'm guessing that the Kindle does not participate in the RMSDK handshake protocol to discover the PID (will have to read about that) ?
BTW - I don't see any real command structure menu in ADE ?
Does ADE appear differently when a Reader is physically attached ?
And lastly - what about the whole topic of Overdrive DRM library books vs the Nook ?
OH GREAT - I guess it's a real mess with several different DRM approaches....
No wonder we're confused as to what is actually supported on the Nook...
https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=60635