Thread: Can you send drm'd pdfs to the kindle?
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Old 03-20-2009, 01:28 PM   #7
Alisa
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Originally Posted by wallcraft View Post
The PDF has to be DRM (and password) free.

Note that it is now possible to strip Adobe PDF DRM, see Adobe ADEPT DRM for PDF circumvented. If you have a PDF with a password, it is also possible to produce a password-free version.

I would not personally send any file to Amazon that started out with DRM. Amazon probably does not check the files, but why take the risk when there are alternatives (e.g. Calibre or Windows MobiPocket Reader/Creator).
Plus you if you use something like Calibre, you can set the metadata to your liking. If you email it, the title is the file name and the author is your email address.
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