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Originally Posted by DNSB
The only NetGalley book I had sent to Kobo was available for download from My Account => My Books => Books on Kobo's website. Click on the ... at the end of the book entry and on the dropdown, if you see download, click on download. If the file has DRM, you will receive the .acsm file while you will need either ADE or calibre/ACSM plugin to download. If the file does not have DRM, you will get the .epub file. If the file has DRM, you will also need to have the DeDRM plugin to remove DRM.
If NetGalley books are treated the same as Kobo's Kobo Plus ebooks, the download option will not be there. You can download it with the Kobo Desktop app or by syncing to a Kobo ereader or Kobo's mobile app.
I've attached images of the options I see when clicking on the ... at the end of the books entry in Books and a couple of book entries in Books.
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I get the options on the right, without the download
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Originally Posted by lkmiller
I have a few books I got from NetGalley through the Hugo packet last year. At first I used Send to Kindle, but shortly thereafter Send to Kobo became available so I did that too. Checking just now, I was able to download one of them with Kindle for PC 2.4 and decrypt it with DeDRM 10.0.9 resulting in an azw3/kf8 file. Checking my Kobo account, they aren't available to download via ADE. But I can download them with Kobo Desktop and decrypt them with Obok.
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Maybe it is because I am in Europe? I can see the book in Kobo desktop (which was unavailable over the website). However, it is blocked. The message says I should log out and try again. I did and it didn't work.