<Post removedrestored because my suggestion will not work on a Mac.>
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Originally Posted by AnemicOak
If the books have DRM then no, you can't download them for one device to load on another (the DRM is encoded to the specific device). If the books don't have DRM then you can copy them over without issue.
To load DRM'd books you have two choices. 1) Download them wirelessly to the device or 2) Download them to a computer from the website by selecting the Download & Transfer via USB option from Manage Your Content & Devices or selecting Transfer via Computer from the delivery options when initially buying.
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Or a third option if downloading is difficult or expensive (as seems to be the case),you can do a direct transfer as described (even with DRM, and even to a non-kindle device).
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Originally Posted by WT Sharpe
Apprentice Alf has been invaluable to many of our members, as has his Guide to the Purplexed which can be found on his homepage. We're not allowed to give technical details on de-DRMing here, but he's under no such restrictions. |
If you paid for the ebooks, you have (in many countries) the right to read them on any device you choose. But you may not distribute them to others.
HTH