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Originally Posted by KenJackson
The only way I can make sense out of that sentence is if you are suggesting I do this: - Buy the book with the intent (in Amazon's eyes) of reading on my PC,
- Use the swindle script to scrape the DRM off,
- Use calibre to convert it to epub, and
- Copy it to my reader
If that will work, then thank you. I had not realized this was possible.
Will Amazon sell a DRM-corrupted book for reading without a Kindle?
Is swindle reliable enough to depend on it in this scheme? |
Since Amazon offers free sample chapters, you should be able to test the process without buying the e-book. Also, Amazon's return policy apparently allows you to return an e-book within a specified period, so you'd get your money back if you can't convert the book.