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Old 12-30-2009, 07:00 PM   #7
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IF one was to do so then you would have the same rights normally granted to someone who buys a paper book and lends it to a friend!

Hopefully Amazon will allow unlimted 1 person at a time DRM soon. I've sent emails asking about it a few times. Basically I want them to offer the same rights as a paper book, so I can 'send' the book to a friend and they can read it, but only 1 person can have the book open at a time.

That's similar to the way 'steam' works for computer games. I can install most games on unlimited machines but only one machine can have the game open on an account at once.
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