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tzn22 · 05-19-2010, 08:05 AM

My reader is authorized. I can open all my other DRM files without any problems on my ereader. At least the other files I try to open are working. Most of my ebooks are DMRed.

I initially had a problem authorizing my ereader when I received my replacement unit (paint issue) and I could not access my DRM files for 3 months after that. It took me that long to find a solution to the problem. That was not a fun period. Since then, I am avoiding linking my ereader to ADE unnecessarily. All my DRMed ebooks are downloaded manually directly on my sd-card using a media card reader rather than downloaded through ADE.

So I really hesitate trying to reauthorize my ereader. Anyway, I am assuming that ADE would not allow me to read on my ereader some DRM files but not others. It would be all or nothing.

It's a shame I discarded the 2 DRM-free files I had without thinking of trying to read them on my internal memory before thrashing them...

While I am trying to find a solution to be able to read my 3 epubs that won't open, I am hoping that I won't have problems opening more purchased ebooks...

05-19-2010, 08:05 AM	#18
tzn22 Avid Reader Posts: 10 Karma: 22 Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Canada Device: Blue ez reader pocket pro	My reader is authorized. I can open all my other DRM files without any problems on my ereader. At least the other files I try to open are working. Most of my ebooks are DMRed. I initially had a problem authorizing my ereader when I received my replacement unit (paint issue) and I could not access my DRM files for 3 months after that. It took me that long to find a solution to the problem. That was not a fun period. Since then, I am avoiding linking my ereader to ADE unnecessarily. All my DRMed ebooks are downloaded manually directly on my sd-card using a media card reader rather than downloaded through ADE. So I really hesitate trying to reauthorize my ereader. Anyway, I am assuming that ADE would not allow me to read on my ereader some DRM files but not others. It would be all or nothing. It's a shame I discarded the 2 DRM-free files I had without thinking of trying to read them on my internal memory before thrashing them... While I am trying to find a solution to be able to read my 3 epubs that won't open, I am hoping that I won't have problems opening more purchased ebooks...