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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
Unfortunately, you have to do it one at a time. That's one of the reasons why I never wait to remove the DRM... too many things can go wrong. If you're ever planning on removing DRM, you should do it immediately after purchasing. Preparation to (maybe) do it later is preparation wasted... this scenario where you have to re-download everything is a perfect example of that.
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Ok. Thanks for the info. To this point, I've basically been lazy with my Amazon purchases thinking I can always go back and get them.
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Originally Posted by HarryT
Totally agree. My "workflow" is:
Buy book -> Download to K4PC -> Import into Calibre to remove DRM -> Transfer to Kindle.
That way I know that I have the DRM-free version safe in my Calibre library.
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My work flow needs to be modified. I do the same thing with non-Amazon purchases except I skip the K4PC part and d/l to my computer, then import to calibre, which strips and imports in one shot, then convert and email to my K3 in another shot. It's really a painless process.
- buy book
- d/l to PC
- import into calibre
- convert and email to K3
For my Amazon books, I just d/l directly to my K3 (didn't even have K4PC installed.) Now it looks like I'll have to use K4PC and subsequently installed it yesterday getting the K4PC 2 which confused the heck out of me.
Former workflow
- buy Amazon book
- send to K3
New workflow
- buy book
- send to K4PC 2
- import to calibre
- email to K3
I'll have to temporarily move the 7 items currently d/l to my PC, d/l the rest and do an import into calibre before restoring those 7 items back to my storage folder. Some of them have some funky file names that don't relate to the content.