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Old 05-03-2010, 03:05 AM   #11
Ken Maltby
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Originally Posted by aagstn View Post
The information is out there. I was able to find the tools and instructions to free my books from eReader, Mobi and ePub in about 30 minutes and have my books in Calibre in their original DRM form and without in case I need it.

However, the JBL does a great job with eReader DRM books so I'm putting all of those on it anyway. One time entering my unlock info and I'm good to go on all of them.

Right, the JBL handles the eReader DRM very well, but I have a couple of
reasons to liberate those books also.

For one, my credit union occasionally has suggested I replace my Visa card
with them, due to some business that I have dealt with having been hacked
and that my card could therefor be compromised. Naturally I am quick to
follow up on that and have them issue a new card. This means that the
books on hand no longer unlock with the CC# in my pocket. Establishing the
number used on a purchase made months or even years ago can be a real
hassle.

The .pdb looks fine and many prefer its tighter display, but I like the more
open display that Calibre converted .epub ebooks have.

I like creating a large library on an SD card, that I can be sure will play on
any device I may wish to use it in. Without the DRM all the ebooks are
associated with the SD card and not any particular device. If I want to read
a book on a new or different device it's just a matter of inserting the SD card.

Luck;
Ken
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