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Originally Posted by Tom SKP
Checking your link and thumb nail, I also see the first two can be borrowed... but, I see the Daisy padlock symbol, that the explanation when you click on the padlock, says:
"...There are two types of DAISYs on Open Library: open and protected. Open DAISYs can be read by anyone in the world on many different devices. Protected DAISYs (like this one) can only be opened using a key issued by the Library of Congress NLS program."
That's my problem and question...
Tom
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Books found in the
inlibrary collection at Open Library will be Protected DAISY. You can search the
read collection instead to find books that can be read without restriction. This will include Open DAISY for most books. (This is a much smaller collection of public domain works.)
ETA:
For the formats of interest to most people (such as EPUB and PDF) you need to borrow books from
inlibrary to obtain copies with Adobe DRM. You can also download non-DRM copies from the much smaller
read collection. I don't know why you would be interested in DAISY format at all if you do not have a disability. Perhaps I am misunderstanding your question.