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Originally Posted by pdurrant
I've uploaded a new version of my Applescript that can cope with $ in PIDs, and yes, it does that by enclosing the PID in single quotes.
It's worth a download even if your PIDs don't have $ in them, as it also now reports errors returned from the python script, and the readme has the new fix instructions for the 0.02 version of the MobiDeDRM.py script.
https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sho...&postcount=103
Paul |
You could also use the original script and place a backslash before the $ symbol - this is the standard Unix (Mac, Linux, etc.) way of cancelling the special meaning of the character immediately following the backslash.
So, entering the PID as 12345\$67 (or whatever) with the normal script will interpret that PID string as the intended 12345$67