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Old 12-09-2009, 10:21 AM   #27
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Originally Posted by vermontcathy View Post
No, you are wrong here. When a book is downloaded from Amazon for a kindle, it needs to know WHICH kindle because it keys the book file in such a way that it will only work on THAT kindle. No further communication with any server is ever needed. If Amazon, or the internet, cease to exist, or I deregister the kindle, that book file will always work on that kindle. The downside is that the book file will not work on another kindle. If you own more than one kindle or share your account, Amazon allows you to download a book file that has been keyed for each kindle.
Either I misread Kolenka's post or you did. As I read it, the server Kolenka referred to was the content server from which the book was downloaded. That's the point at which the file is keyed. I didn't see a reference to any further contact with a server.
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