Thread: How to add downloaded epub file to Kobo desktop library (not the reader)?
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Old 06-15-2014, 10:26 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by avid01 View Post
So, can you confirm Kobo uses standard EPUB for paid books as well, in 2014?

To the topic: but it still can't add offline books, right?
The DRM used for Kobo's kepub books is not the standard Adobe DRM so renaming a DRMed ebook to add the epub extension will not give you a usable ebook.

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