Thread: Microsoft is taking back ebooks
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Old 04-06-2019, 02:36 AM   #51
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer View Post
I honestly had no idea the Microsoft Store even had an "ebook" business to get out of. That probably has something to do with me having never been to the Microsoft Store, I suppose.

Wait; is that why Edge on Windows 10 annoyingly tries to open any ebooks I happen to click on?
Probably so. I don't use Edge so don't know specifically.

They will have to come to my house and pry my LIT ebooks from my "booby trapped IED" IDE hard drives.


Moderators,""booby trapped" is a JOKE.

Interestingly IED and IDE seem to be plays on the same letters.
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