Thread: What is the encryption method used by eReader?
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Old 03-02-2009, 02:39 PM   #25
delphidb96
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Originally Posted by thianliongpatpoh View Post
I understand the logic. Unfortunately, I lack the programming knowledge. I tried (hahaha) to delete the convertEreaderToHTML class. Whaddya know... the .py won't work .
So that left me hesitant to buy .pdb for the moment. But with the current .lit issue (cannot open purchased .lit file even after I updated and re-authorize my msreader), I'm not buying any ebook for a while. While .prc is an option, my current ebook reader (iPhone) only wants .pdb (i'm now a fan of ereader pro).

I'm really NOT understanding what your problem is. After all, running the output of eReader2HTML through BookDesigner WILL allow you to create a .pdb (non-DRM) ebook. And you can always run the output through eReader's own publisher program as well.

Derek
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