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Originally Posted by dixieknits
I just purchased First Star on the Right, Mary Alice Monroe from Kobobooks and my library called it an Adobe DRM epub. When I downloaded the ASCM it named it First Star on the Right B&N epub. I'm assuming that is Barnes and Noble.. What's up with this? Are they connected companies? Is this what you are referring to..
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They aren't connected. Not sure why an ePub from Kobo would mention B&N. Perhaps the publisher used the same file as they had sent to B&N for Kobo and somehow the file name came through? What folks are referring to are books that have no download option in their libraries on the Kobo website.
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Originally Posted by oj829
(B&N, like Kobo, has a proprietary, non-Adobe DRM scheme locking their epubs.)
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Actually B&N's DRM scheme, while it uses a different method for an encryption key, is in conjunction with Adobe and compatible with ADE 2.x & newer versions of the Adobe RMSDK (although other vendors usually choose not to enable support on their devices).