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Old 04-17-2008, 11:14 AM   #39
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Originally Posted by rlauzon View Post
Ahhh... now we come to the real reason why you like PDF: to lock down your work and prevent readers from actually "buying" it electronically.
I think you're "assuming facts not in evidence" there, my friend.

(As a side note, I know you probably don't mean it that way, but that comment reads a bit like an accusation, and I figure you probably don't want to come across that way, so I thought I'd point it out to you. )

ProfJulie didn't say anything about her book having DRM on it. In fact her only DRM related comment in that post (that I see) were these two:

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You state that PDF is a dead end format.....why? Because no one has been able to strip the DRM encryption out of the file so hackers can have their way with it? (well, I know someone was able to do this, but they got into trouble for it). That makes it a dead end format? While I truly hate the DRM in PDF books and find it overly onerous, I see nothing wrong with Adobe protecting their intellectual property.
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I am hopeful that Adobe will make this format easier to work with, although I don't anticipate much relief from the DRM encryption any time in the near future.
If anything, those comments would tend to suggest that ProfJulie wouldn't have put DRM on her own book.
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