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Old 04-08-2014, 07:00 PM   #49
rcentros
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Originally Posted by eschwartz View Post
Afterwards, it sounds as though you can download directly as normal; just go to the library, checkout a book, and Download: Adobe EPUB eBook. You will download the ACSM license, and your Sony Device will use the AdobeID installed by either Sony Reader or ADE to verify and download the book.
I've been working on this -- off and on -- all day. And I did figure out I needed a login -- which I already had. (I had converted some Google books to my Nook, using my wife's Windows computer about a year ago -- so now that part is settled in my mind.) Thanks to the suggestion by GeoffR, I was able to get Adobe Digital Editions 1.7.2 working via Wine -- not that I'm crazy about having to use Wine, but it's better than nothing. I was able to authenticate the computer and the Nook so transferring files works fine. I also figured out how to set up the DeDRM in Calibre and can convert Nook to Kindle to Sony to Nook to Kindle (in whatever direction). I buy my books -- I'm not a thief -- but it sure is nice to be able to pick whatever device I want to read my books on. (Also nice for backup purposes. I would hate to see my Nook go kaput and not be able to read my Nook books.) I borrowed an ePub library book (and returned it already) to make sure I could get it to my Nook. Worked fine, but I still like the idea of going directly to the eReader.

At any rate, all is working -- thanks. (And sorry about the rambling.)

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