Thread: Tablets, eReaders, Media Players
View Single Post
Old 01-14-2017, 12:33 PM   #38
snape
Language Lover
snape knows who John Galt is.snape knows who John Galt is.snape knows who John Galt is.snape knows who John Galt is.snape knows who John Galt is.snape knows who John Galt is.snape knows who John Galt is.snape knows who John Galt is.snape knows who John Galt is.snape knows who John Galt is.snape knows who John Galt is.
 
snape's Avatar
 
Posts: 111
Karma: 71544
Join Date: Feb 2009
Device: Current: PRS-350, Kindle PW // Previous: PRS-505, Kindle 1, Kindle 2
Quote:
Originally Posted by BearMountainBooks View Post
The new format means you can't strip DRM and change to epub/back up your copy, etc. Many people don't do that so it is not a big deal. Those who want to can do a "backup" by downloading to these devices that are on sale.
Is the book then simply backed up on the device, or is it possible to move the book to a computer and strip the DRM from that transferred file (rather than using the K4PC downloaded version)? I don't mind getting a K4 as a backup but I want to be sure I understand what purpose it serves.

Thanks.
snape is offline   Reply With Quote