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Originally Posted by davidfor
After reading through the thread, I have to ask: What did Kobo say when you complained? You did ask them what was going on, didn't you? After all, it sounds like they have a problem. Either the file isn't where it was supposed to be, or they had a button that shouldn't have been there.
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No, I didn't ask them what was going on. Because it's pretty clear what's going on. It's not a mistake, it's a tactic. All they would offer is a refund if I complained. Then I could take that refund to B&N and be in the same boat--there's NO download button there. Working or otherwise. I want the book not the money.
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For Obok, did you use the latest calibre plugin? That should show both DRM protected and DRM free books that the Kobo desktop application has downloaded.
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No idea. I grew tired of obok being the red-headed stepchild of drm removal tools and stopped bothering trying to track down updates for it. It's like it's too cool to hang out with the other kids or something. Not to mention that the idea of needing a DRM removal tool to make retrieving a drm-free epub easier is fairly offensive to me in the first place.