Thread: Adobe Digital Editions 3.0 released
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Old 01-26-2014, 01:39 AM   #125
Akshayy
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Originally Posted by meeera View Post
As far as I know, you can't get the acsm file until after you purchase.
I purchased a free book from kobo and checked inside the acsm file.

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Originally Posted by Jane12 View Post
@Akshayy: I see from the Getting Started guide that ADE 3.0 will continue to support epubs that use bookseller-specific unlock codes (the type of Adobe DRM used by Barnes & Noble) instead of acsm files. Do you know if any of the changes you've mentioned affect bookseller-specific Adobe DRM or does it only apply to DRM that uses acsm files?

In other words, when it comes to ebooks purchased from Barnes & Noble, will it ever make a difference which version of ADE or which ereader I open it in first?

Thanks!
Good question, you won't be facing any issues because barnes and nobles uses its own encryption! They won't be encrypted using newer drm. You won't face any issue. You can transfer your books to older supported devices as well from ade 3.0, if you have problems just let me know.
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