Thread: using Kindle PID with Mobipocket DRM books
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Old 02-03-2010, 08:52 PM   #3
Gwen Morse
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That was a fast answer. Thanks.

Phooey. I'll have to check my PC Mobi reader PID to buy the books I want. I'm glad the MobiDeDRM script will still work, though. I suppose I'll have to read up on using the multi-PID version .

I did find a Mobi reader that supports Mobi DRM. It's called "iReader". It's in the Marketplace and I'm using it right now to read some DRM-free Mobi books I bought at Fictionwise. I did pay 2 bucks for the app. I figured it was cheap enough to be able to read the same exact ebooks on my Kindle 2 and my phone. I'm having enough trouble figuring out how to get multiple formats of the same ebooks organized in Calibre, never mind worrying about maintaining two sets of ebooks (epub and mobi).

Again, thanks for the answer. If you have an Android yourself, check out the app.

Gwen
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