[rleguillow]

Originally Posted by llasram

I don't know what publishers care about. LIT has been broken since at least 2002 (or so I'm guessing by the copyright statement on most of the ConvertLIT source files) and Mobipocket and eReader are broken as of last year. If publishers were actually afraid of piracy they would stop publishing books in those formats.

I've been poking all over the 'net trying to find out what to use to strip the DRM from my eReader .pdb files.

This damned DRM... I've already lost use of 104 books that I purchased for my dead Rocket eBook reader because of DRM - even though I now have the eBookwise device that will read the .rb files, it can't read mine because of the DRM (if anyone can me with this 4ever. I keep the books on my PC in hopes of someday being able to convert them.). Now, thinking of switching to either a Sony 505 or BeBook reader, I expect to lose not only the 135 eBookwise books I have purchased but also the 47 eReader books on my T|X that I no longer use for reading (older eyes aren't happy anymore with it). I'm not up for piracy, just progress!

So, can anyone point me toward something to strip DRM from my eReader files? Maybe then I can convert them to something readable on whichever reader I choose.