Thread: A Question of Sources for Books and DRM
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Old 07-03-2007, 06:35 AM   #13
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MS Reader does not need to be installed and activated on multiple computers. You can deactivate the LIT format DRM with no trouble at all.
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Using Book Designer, I can go purchase a LIT format book, remove the DRM, load it, clean it up, and create books in BBeB (LRF), PDB, PRC, FB2, kml, rb, LIT, RTF, HTML, TXT. Any decent reader will be able to handle some format that Book Designer can output. So yes, you can convert ebooks from a LIT file into any of the formats you've mentioned.
Can you tell me how you remove the DRM? This might solve most of my ebook availability problems.
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