Thread: Is it theoretically possible to remove B&N DRM?
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Old 01-18-2012, 08:02 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by 6charlong View Post
Thank you for a quick reply.

I recently tried to load a Nookbook into Adobe Digital Editions and ADE refused to accept it. I previously thought that Adobe supported both Adept and B&N DRM so it was a nasty surprise to discover I have to maintain two separate libraries (I have about 200 books I bought over the last five years for my Sony PRS and Pocket Pro readers).

I hope I never have to resort to this solution--like I said I like Barnes and Noble but this DRM problem is irritating.
nookbooks are supported by the current ADE 1.8 preview edition. Go to Adobe's website to download it. It can live happily side-by-side with ADE 1.7.2.
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