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Old 07-14-2011, 11:29 PM   #6
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PS: I think you deregister a device by hooking it up to Adobe and then hitting Control/Shift/D. But that doesn't give you an additional permission anyway.
Ctrl+Shift+D is for the computer.
Ctrl+Shift+E is for the plugged in device.

But seriously, de-registering with the Ctrl+Shift method doesn't free up a license? That seems equal parts counter-intuitive and illegal, since that's what the Chat people assured me I should do to free up a license.

And, of course, that doesn't solve my ^&%($ Sony Reader app issue. (Not that that's your fault or anything. Just seriously irked at Sony.)
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