Thread: Sideloading an epub from Windows 10
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Old 05-17-2016, 02:42 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
You can copy the DRM infected eBooks to your Reader with Windows Explorer as long as both ADE and the Reader are authorized using the same account.
Ah, yes. You have to authorize the reader as well. Then they'll have the same decryption key of course. I forgot. There you see how used I am to working with DRM-protected e-books... not As I said, since I have an e-reader (2011), I've been using calibre and Alf. To be frank, if Alf hadn't existed, I might have had an e-reader, but not nearly as many (newer) books.
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