Thread: Touch My old & new Kobo touch. Setting up
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Old 01-29-2014, 08:18 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by Anak View Post
If your sideloaded books are DRM free, then yes, you can copy them to your new reader and read them. If the sideloaded books are protected by DRM then these books can not be read because its a different reader with a different device identifier.

But these DRM issues can be solved the official way. Just enter the same account settings (Adobe, Kobo Facebook, Pocket) on your new reader.
To authorize your new reader with "Adobe epub" DRM connect your reader to a PC and open Adobe Digital Editions. Under library you'll find an option "authorize my device" and click on it. That's all. Note: "authorize my device" is also present in the left navigation panel.
So all I have to do with my new ereader is authorise it in ade?
Then do what with the old one? I want to add a new account email address to it .
And is it possible to leave the DRM free books on it or do I have to factory reset it? Last time I tried that it froze for hours!!!!
Last edited by book64; 01-29-2014 at 08:20 AM.
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