Thread: learning : DRM, Adobe, Nook
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Old 11-03-2009, 01:15 AM   #5
Darqref
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Originally Posted by Peter Sorotokin View Post
Nook is going to suppot a different flavor of Adobe DRM where books are locked to a password (which for BN is a credit card number - just like it works for eReader). This way there are no technological restrictions on the number of the devices where you can read it. But this also means that Nook books will not initially be readable on older devices that support just the existing Adobe DRM flavor. (Adobe will make this new DRM flavor available to all device manufacturers shortly - but it will take time to propagate). On the other hand, books that are locked using the existing Adobe DRM flavor will work on Nook as is.
Will ADE be required to buy/download/otherwise process an epub book purchased from BN (with their credit card number password?) In other words, can we buy and use from BN without having to activate ADE?
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