Thread: Adobe ADEPT DRM for PDF circumvented
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Old 06-23-2009, 11:30 AM   #414
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Originally Posted by redhairgal View Post
Help, I have a PDF of a cookbook I purchased in 2006 from Amazon. Publisher is Simon & Schuster. Anyway the publisher/author PULLED the book from Amazon so now I can't open the book on anything other than this very old computer. I'm afraid when it dies I'm going to have to re-buy the book.
Can you read the PDF using Adobe Digital Editions on the original computer? If so, it should have been ungraded to the new ADE licence scheme. Perhaps there is a new copy of the file (look in My Documents\My Digital Editions), and that is the ugraded version.

Note that ineptpdf only works on Adobe Digital Editons PDFs, so the first step to recovering your PDF is getting it working in ADE. At that point it (the ADE version of the PDF) should be portable to any machine running ADE, but you may still want to strip the DRM for future compatibility.
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