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Originally Posted by pantaleon
I checked the PID number of the Kindle on my PC (I'm running Vista) and on a friend's running Linux, and got the same thing. I checked with the library, and it is the same PID they have on file there. Just for giggles, I uninstalled mobipocket reader and reinstalled it (though I don't think the uninstall completely worked since it remembered the Kindle's PID, which I entered as a USB drive). The library books open without problems on the mobipocket reader.
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If the library book opens with MobiPocket Reader then it contains your desktop PID (which probably has a "$" in it). Since kindlefix worked, the ebook must also have the Kindle's PID (with a "*") in it as well - but perhaps the Kindle is looking for an ebook with a single PID. Try redownloading the ebook authorized only for the Kindle from your lending library. This probably means downloading outside MobiPocket Reader.