Thread: Sony eBook Library Software finally compatible with Mac!
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Old 07-08-2009, 02:45 AM   #24
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I've been booting parallels to run Sony's goofy software on my MacBook Pro. It will be interesting to see if I can migrate the digital content I've purchased from my "PC" side to the native Macintosh platform without loss. Yes, it should work, but "should" and "does" are two different words for a purpose.
I download all all my ePubs to the Mac first using ADE. Then I transfer them to the VM (I use Fusion at the moment) and load them into the Sony software. I normally then attempt to remove the DRM, check them in Calibre and if successful transfer the exDRM version into the Sony software, compare and contrast and delete the DRM version if I am happy.

You will have no problem transferring your books to the Mac - but don't wait for the software, test it out using ADE on the Mac now!

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