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Old 02-04-2009, 02:10 PM   #4
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If you can manage it, forget DRM. You'll save a lot of money, and gain customers.

Sadly I suspect that at the moment many publishers will insist on DRM.

Paul

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Originally Posted by izaack View Post
we've started working recently on a new web ebook store that shall sell ebooks and ereaders (hanlin brand).

i'm looking for a DRM solution to embed to the epub books that shall be sold on the new store.

i've read about Adobe Digital Edition, but i'm not sure it's compatible with the Hanlin product.

does anybody know where should i look?

any help will be deeply appreciated!!

Cheers all

Izaack.M
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