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Originally Posted by JSWolf
No, that's just a poor user. It takes a lot less steps to go from overdrive to my Reader.
Let's see, once you select the book you want, you add it to your select list and maybe have to login. Then you agree you want it. You download the ACSM file and let ADE open it. ADE does it's thing and then you have the eBook in ADE. From there I can use ADE or Reader Library or Calibre to move it to my Sony. 24 steps is a poor user.
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It might depend what is used to make the download. According to
this the biggest number of steps comes into play if you are using Firefox 2.0... to get audiobooks (and remember that the almost 2 dozen steps comment came from a librarian, and libraries don't usually have their software up to date). You get 4 steps with the console, another 12 with Firefox, and if you start counting from the moment when you start looking for the book, you might get close to 24.