Thanks, I find the whole ASCM business very confusing an unclear. And still do, I'm sorry.
I take you're saying that Google Play communicates with ADE to add/check license keys. I can't see anything in the Google Play user account that lets me see or edit this to verify what it thinks it's stuffing into the ACSM files.
Looking on the ADE website, it gives me one email address, the one I expected because it's the one I nicknamed
email-computer@gmail.com that the ADE app tells me authorises my computer.
If I have more that one account where are these? I can't see anything on the ADE site indicating that I have another account, and I can't understand how I could anyway as I only have one book reader. Why would I register another account?
I've also tried dragging the ACSM file to the Kobo desktop app in the hope that it'd sort it out, but app doesn't even try.
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Originally Posted by davidfor
That is not my understanding. I believe the ASCM file has a licence key of some sort, and during the download/processing of the file, the license key is added to the Adobe account that is doing the download/processing. After that, if you attempt to use the ASCM file with another account, there will be a license error.
The email addresses involved with the shop and Adobe accounts have no direct relationship. The email I use to buy books from Kobo and is not the same as that I have registered with Adobe.
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