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Originally Posted by dmacmart
But there are only two kinds of files, Kobo kepub and ADE ePub, both DRMed.
The vast majority, but not all, Kobo books have ADE ePub available for download. I believe all Kobo books have kepubs, though I have found the "Add to Library" link is somewhat hidden for some free books.
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True. You can read the free book (free in this instance) by creating an account and downloading the software to read it in. Disconnect from the internet, and you loose the ability to read the book. Therefore the reference to the book being "in the cloud".
Alternately you can download it to a ebook reader but it'll be in a DRM format with all that entails (i.e. readers that can not work with Adobe DRM epub, can't read it).
This is all new to me too, because I don't check with the Kobo site anymore.