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Originally Posted by odamizu
Well, you have to start with Kindle and Calibre on the same computer to obtain the keys; but true, once you've obtained the keys, you can export them to a different computer.
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Basically, that is what I did since the original install was on my laptop but I moved calibre to my desktop. After doing so, I found I still used my laptop more for downloading ebooks. Admittedly, not something that everybody will do.
Perhaps Jon will want to write up a how-to guide for doing so based on what is found on NoDRM's GitHub
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Originally Posted by odamizu
If you want to try persuading noDRM to update the GitHub FAQ, feel free.
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I thought the DeDRM help was fairly clear where it says:
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On Windows and Mac, the keys for ebooks downloaded for Kindle for Mac/PC and Adobe Digital Editions are automatically generated. If all your DRMed ebooks can be opened and read in Kindle for Mac/PC and/or Adobe Digital Editions on the same computer on which you are running calibre, you do not need to do any configuration of this plugin. On Linux, keys for Kindle for PC and Adobe Digital Editions need to be generated separately (see the Linux section below).
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I used the procedure mentioned under the Linux section to generate the keys that I used on the new computer. Nothing wrong with running code intended for Wine under Windows.
