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Old 07-24-2007, 05:33 PM   #18
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Just to clarify: your public library allows you to download "locked" copies of current fiction?! That is awesome. Sounds like an amazing program, the only problem being that reading on a PC is difficult under the best conditions, and in order to allow for security, the library feels it must include DRM software.
This is now relatively common, see Public Library e-book downloads: Do you use yours?. The major downside is that these are typically either DRMed PDF or DRMed MobiPocket files, neither of which work on the Sony Reader. Note that this is some hope that DRMed PDFs will eventually be supported, because they are readable with Adobe Digital Editions, see Top Publishers and Sony Support New Digital Publishing Experience (Digital Editions).
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