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Old 06-07-2014, 02:28 AM   #677
JSWolf
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Originally Posted by Katsunami View Post
This is fracked. Adobe should be dismanteled because of pushiness or working against their own customers or something. I find it unacceptable that Adobe might enforce the new DRM, thereby disabling ADE 2.0 and any current reader along with it. You CAN'T demand from customers that they replace perfectly good readers that are just a year old, or stop buying books to wait a few months on firmware updates.

If this stuff is confusing to us, on people who are in the know down to the details, imagine how utterly lost a normal consumer will be.
Have you ever bought a new computer with a new version OS or just upgraded the OS and found old hardware no longer works because there is no longer a working driver for that OS? I have a perfectly good HP laser printer that does not work with with Windows 7-64 bit or Windows 8 64-bit because there is no driver for such. The printer works perfectly well. But without a driver, it's a paperweight. So yes, you can be forced to buy something to replace what you have that still works perfectly well.
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