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Old 08-27-2010, 05:06 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by just_jeepin View Post
All the library stuff have DRM and Calibre won't convert them. If you want to check-out library ebooks stick with Sony or Nook.
I'm afraid your second sentence doesn't necessarily follow your first. It is true that Calibre will not remove DRM. However, Calibre can convert the books after you remove DRM with the appropriate script. Sony and Nook are not the only way to read library ebooks. Even if you didn't want to strip or convert books, there are other devices that support Adobe Digital Editions.
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