02-19-2008, 08:52 AM | #1 |
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Question on previously purchased content
Hi All -
I was wondering if anyone has any information on whether content from www.ebooks.com is DRM or if I will be able to send onto my Kindle when it arrives? I purchased some books online - seeing lots of content, but after browsing here, I notice most people here use fictionwise - which has no DRM? I appreciate the feedback. |
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02-19-2008, 09:08 AM | #3 |
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harry - thanks for the feedback! i just wish i had read information on this forum prior to buying any content to begin with. i had planned on buying an e-reader, but never thought about content protection until i got really ready to plunck down the money. now i've got content that i won't be able to tranfer
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Do you think if I sent the proprietary PDF format to the kindle, they will be able to convert it?
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Basically, stay away from PDF DRM or not.
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that stinks. i bought these books thinking that i was buying the sony reader. initially, i thought - i have to buy pdf b/c it supports pdf. now that i'm waiting for my kindle - i wish there was a way to break the drm! grr.
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If you had purchased Mobipocket, MS Reader, or eReader format, then you would have a chance to remove the DRM to convert. But seeing that you've purchased PDF, the only thing you can do is read it on your computer. So it's not a total loss.
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