Thread: The advisability of stripping DRM - a cautionary tale
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Old 10-19-2016, 12:58 PM   #49
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Originally Posted by Jean View Post
Also in order to strip the DRM from a book you need to download it to your computer and you need to choose a device you are downloading it for. I used to specify my K1 (which is no longer an option for many of my books) because you can't download a book for the Fire.

I am now using Kindle for PC to download my books to and uploading to Calibre from there.
I never have any trouble with books going to my Kindle Fire. I get some here, at Gutenberg, make ebooks from fan fiction, etc. and they work on the KF that I have just fine.
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