Thread: Dealing with Kindle ebooks in calibre
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Old Yesterday, 05:40 PM   #1663
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
What good is copying the eBooks elsewhere if they have DRM?
The batch file does not copy anything anywhere, it just makes it easier to see how many books have been downloaded. One acquaintance of mine has twice now found that where he thought 10 books were downloaded yet when he checked the Content directory, only 9 had been downloaded. He ended up at Amazon's Manage Your Content page and having to select his Kindle for Windows device to send the book to. Oddly, his Legacy Kindle device on the same computer got the book without issue.
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