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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Can be burnt onto a CD and used in a standard player doesnt sound like it is locked up too tight. I assume unless you have to burn it with DRM, then you can probably burn it and rip it.
JJF01
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While that may be a work-around for some, what about the taxpayers in Naperville who don't use Windows?
I don't think that a
public library should be embracing proprietary and DRM restricted formats when more "democratizing" formats are available.
Brian