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Originally Posted by downeaster59
NeoReader cannot open DRM-protected eBooks. You could use Calibre (on your desktop or laptop) with a plug-in that can remove DRM. Then NeoReader could open the eBooks. The same would be true for any third party Android reader app you might install.
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Thanks for your feedback about this.
I assumed it couldn't open those books but decided to try hoping against hope. I once used an Android app that could open Adobe-DRM protected books, at least those from Barnes and Noble. Then one day B&N changed its protection scheme and that was the end of that—forced back to using the Nook app.
I have a bunch of Kobo books and I suppose a person could always just use the Kobo app for Android. Only one problem: Both their Windows and Android apps are the crudest and worst designed I've ever seen—they make the Nook app look positively world-class. I assume Kobo leaves the app that way to keep its own tablets more attractive—the on-board software is at least semi-well designed. I hoped it might be possible to avoid going the calibre "route" as I did when I used a Samsung color tablet for all e-reading. I guess Calibre's in my future again...