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Old 02-16-2009, 08:10 AM   #242
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Originally Posted by jotache View Post
The exact command I’m using is:
‘mobidedrm book1.prc book2.prc mymobipidxxxxxxx’ where xxxx is the PID.
You don't say exactly what error you're getting, but at the very least you should not have the text "mymobipid" in your command. If the book-file you want to remove DRM from were "book1.prc" and the book-file you want to create were "book2.prc" and your PID were "FUZZY$BUNNY" then the command you should type is:

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mobidedrm book1.prc book2.prc "FUZZY$BUNNY"
Keeping the quote marks (") around the PID. If you've named the script something like mobidedrm.py instead of just mobidedrm, then you should type that instead -- whatever you were doing before that actually ran the command albeit unsuccessfully.
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