Thread: Download from B&N to Sony?
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Old 10-09-2010, 04:01 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by Pegster View Post
It's a 'free' book in that you're not paying for it - however the publisher still wishes to 'protect' it via DRM. Do you have an Adobe id already? It's free to get one. You can get one either through Sony or through downloading the Adobe Digital Editions software (which was the method I preferred). It means that if you download any DRM books (outside of the sony store), they'll go automatically into ADE - but you can then copy them into the sony software or calibre easily.
OK, that sounds easy enough and painless. So what is the advantage of stripping the DRM?
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