Thread: Mobipocket Guide, Calibre, and metadata
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Old 10-01-2010, 04:45 PM   #4
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I did try editing the metadata on a couple of books I checked out from my library yesterday; they displayed properly on the Adobe Digital Editions reader but not on the Nook that followed me home a few days ago.

Calibre, of course, will not convert a DRM-protected book but I no issues saving the copy with the metadata changes onto my Nook.

Edit: The Nook came home with me after my initial post on my disappointment on my K3. Not so disappointed in the Kindle now!
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