10-05-2013, 12:56 AM
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Kobo adobe drm PDFs
Without really meaning to, I've bought four or five pdf files. They don't download onto my reader, and I accidentally got them linked to the wrong adobe id, so I can't move them to where I'd like. Either way, this is annoying. It's probably too late to get my money back, as nice as that would be... but is there any way to get them onto my kobo without going through a dozen steps?
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10-05-2013, 01:14 AM
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you might be able to try to redownload them using the correct adobe ID...
Or you can strip the DRM on Calibre (once you set up Calibre to do so it will do it automatically whenever you import a book. |
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