Thread: Kobo & Kobo desktop reader for windows
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Old 08-19-2013, 02:08 PM   #12
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Originally Posted by taming View Post
While this is theoretically true, one installation of ADE does not seem to produce usable books for both kinds of DRM. Kobo, Sony et al do not use non-Adept DRM ePUBs on their devices so if you use ADE for your Nook books, you can not then load them on your Kobo devices with the B&N flavour of DRM still attached.

People have been stomping their feet about this for a very long time saying that book sellers/device manufacturers could elect to have both live on their devices. It hasn't happened yet and I would not hold my breath waiting to have it happen in the future.
Never said you could load books with the wrong DRM onto a device (that's up to the setup of the RMSDK). You can however use ADE to read books with both forms of DRM that's all I meant.
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