Thread: Book with no EPUB download option
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Old 12-09-2013, 03:27 PM   #21
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Originally Posted by AnemicOak View Post
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).
That's interesting. I may buy a cheap book from B&N and see what happens. When I stopped buying B&N books, the process was too cumbersome (and definitely didn't involve ADE) but if that has changed, I may just abandon Kobo as a bookstore entirely, because this:


However, please be assured that our Development team is working on improving our web site and implement a feature that will allow you identify which eBooks have this option.
(with passive-aggressiveness as a bonus - they listed my Kobo hardware purchases in their response.)

Anyway, sorry. Not when you charge $19 for an ebook. Nuh-Uh.
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