Thread: Adobe Digital Editions is monitoring Calibre database
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Old 08-03-2011, 09:41 PM   #12
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Originally Posted by Asawi View Post
Do I understand you correctly that the Kobo is connected when you get this error? If that's the case, then ADE tries to check what's on the device and gets into trouble because of some trace of this file.
Isn't ADE supposed to do this? Just like any other ebook library manager, it detects when you connect a reader, and it looks at what is on it, and then tries to update its database. Isn't this pretty much standard behavior?
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