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Originally Posted by susan_cassidy
I download samples all the time, then change the file extension from .azw to .mobi, and open them in Mobipocket Creator. No DRM. I don't want Topaz books, so I never even look at a sample of those.
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There is DRM on mobi samples, to the extent that Kindles will not allow you to annotate/highlight. Obviously if MC can open them, anything probably can (calibre viewer, other Kindles, mobipocket reader, etc.).
Topaz samples have full DRM, again with the no-annotation restriction.
The no-annotation restriction might have nothing to do with DRM per se, just a behavior enforced by Kindles when the 'sample' bit is set.