Thread: Kobo's proprietary Kepub DRM defeated?
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Old 11-23-2013, 09:57 PM   #43
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Originally Posted by arspr View Post
I have never used the apprentice's tools, because quite long ago I found another set (look for epubee) which, at least in my case, has always worked like a charm with my drm epubs and pdfs. And of course I've never updated my PC ADE to version 2.x (am I on 1.8.something?) as I only use that program to download my hated DRMed brand new adquired books... If something works, do not try to fix it.
Epubee... Those are the people who take Alf's (free) tools, put their own logo on it, and then charge you for doing so!!!

Okay, if you've already paid for their pro version, no harm done in continuing to use it, but in any event, the best way to always get the latest version of the deDRM would be to get it from the people who created it!
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