Thread: Kobo on older iPad/MacBook
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Old 09-19-2014, 06:16 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by Read, Eat, Sleep View Post
At this point I'd settle for reading my purchase through a web browser as Amazon will let you do.
http://read.kobobooks.com/about/


EDIT: The other option would be if the book in question has an ePub download option, most do (occasionally it's PDF instead & some have no such option). Then you could download the ePub, either DRM-free or Adobe DRM'd (download with Adobe Digital Editions) depending on the book and read it that way. In Adobe Digital Editions on your Macbook and in a DRM capable reading app on the iPad (such as BlueFire if compatible) assuming the book is DRM'd & you don't want to remove it. If it doesn't have DRM any ePub reader should work. To see if there is a download option go to My Library on the website & it should have a blueish button by the book if there is a download other than Kobo's proprietary kePub.
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