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Originally Posted by pdurrant
It will affect already purchased ebooks only if you've *never* downloaded them before. If they've been downloaded even once with the old DRM, all future downloads of that particular book will be with the old DRM, as far as I understand things.
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Originally Posted by pdurrant
Yes, that's how it seems to be.
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Thanks, I thought each device would be different.
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Originally Posted by 6charlong
I hope I'm not repeating something you already know, but with a new computer you must download ADE, install it on the new machine (or new hard drive if that is all you replaced) and reauthorize that machine/hard drive with Adobe using your username and password.
The sticky part can be that there is a limit to how many computers they allow for each account and it doesn't matter if you de-authorize the old computer, it still is counted (Amazon does things differently). An additional slot for an authorization will eventually be allotted to you, or if you have a particularly bad run of luck and go through a lot of hard drives or something, you can phone Adobe and plead your case for another slot.
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I did know this and it's a low number for Adobe. I have a laptop, two desktop computers, two tablets, a phone, and a couple of ereaders. And this is only current devices - I've had two other laptops and another ereader. But I guess most people don't have that many.