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Originally Posted by AnemicOak
Try putting the book in the same folder as the script and not putting 'python' at the beginning of your command string just mobidedrm drmdbook.prc undrmdbook.prc PID (.prc could also be .mobi or .azw). Also make sure you're in the folder where the script is before starting (for example C:\mobi>).
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I put the ebook file in the same folder as the script file and I omitted the word python in the argument. Now I get a different error message: invalid PID checksum. FYI - when I run kindlepid.py and omit "python" as the first word in the argument --- I get a different PID value??? I also tried using this PID for the mobidedrm.py (also omitting python --- no luck)