Thread: Not clear about secure ePub
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Old 07-09-2009, 10:20 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by AshW View Post
I think you need Adobe Digital Editions installed (and updated) to download the book whether you're removing DRM or not. From there, assuming your device is registered in ADE you should be able to copy the file with Calibre.
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But I'm not an expert and I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong!
If the vendor is using ADE download links, which are just acsm-files (xml files containing a Adobe Content Server "fulfillmentToken" data), then usually ADE would open and download the ebook automatically. Alternatively one can just save the acsm-file, open it and copy the real link to the epub file and download the file via browser, wget or something else...
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