Thread: Where does Kobo Desktop store books?
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Old 05-07-2017, 07:12 AM   #15
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Originally Posted by k9reeder View Post
No, in fact it does not. Try reading closer. Also, my comments are in reference to the individual I quoted.
You said you go to the Canadian version of the Kobo site. Then you go to My Account" > "My Books". And you can't work out how to download an ACSM file. I told you how: Click the three dots on the end of the line and select "Download" from the menu. Maybe I should have added "And follow the prompts".

You then said you could download free PG books from the same place. Which means you did what I said: Clicked the three dots on the end of the line and selected "Download" from the menu. And followed the prompts.

The ONLY differences in these methods are:

- If the book has Adobe DRM, the prompt states this and mentions ADE in the instructions. For DRM free books, it states that and doesn't mention mentions ADE.

- When you click the "Download file" link on the prompt, you get different types of files that need to be handled differently.

Now, please tell me how I have misinterpreted your post. I honestly want to know. Telling me to "read my comments" doesn't help, as I have read them and posted my reaction to them. Apparently I got this wrong, so tell me how.
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