Thread: How can I backup my Kobo library?
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Old 07-09-2011, 04:46 PM   #12
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Originally Posted by Benjamin Buford View Post
The more I read, the more I am getting afraid of that wonky Kobo application and the proprietary Kobo-EPUB format... I'm still waiting for my Kobo Touch to arrive, but I am glad I read all this before I spend a lot of money on ebooks. I'll buy EPUBs compliant to open standards.
Most (not quite all) of the books you buy from Kobo will allow you to download both the native kepub as well an Adobe DRM'ed e-pub version, so you should be safe. Actually I should say sync the native kepub and download the ADE e-pub.
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