Adobe ADEPT DRM for PDF circumvented

[carpediem]

Originally Posted by tagtog

This is not a problem:
Because The error 131 for who are using Acrobat 9 to open the file
And the error 14 for who using Acrobat 7 or 8

The solution is "After decrypting the document, try to open with Foxit Reader. the document will open directlly then go to Tools>Typewriter Tools>Typewrite Tool for to do something, and clik in any page the save econ will appear then save your document and close foxit reader and open your document with Acrobat"

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thanks tagtog
good news guys that sollution is 100% working i have decrypted all my ebooks using it

[discusaigon]

thank you very much, every thing worked as you said.

no more error 14 in adobe or foxit.

[joblack]

Originally Posted by discusaigon

thank you very much, every thing worked as you said.

no more error 14 in adobe or foxit.

It only screws up with the xref stream so most of the document is intact.

[popart]

Originally Posted by joblack

It only screws up with the xref stream so most of the document is intact.

works like a charm with foxit !! many thanks to tagtog and joblack
great job

[jrm727]

Would someone be so kind as to PM me a link for the latest stable ineptpdf script? (V4? v5?)

Thanks!!!

[tagtog]

Originally Posted by jrm727

Would someone be so kind as to PM me a link for the latest stable ineptpdf script? (V4? v5?)

Thanks!!!

in "pastebin.com" search for "ineptpdf.pyw"
v.5

[victor_2203]

YES!!!
The new ineptpdf_v5.pyw works!! It's great!!

[Skydog]

I've tried renaming the script and adding the .pyw extension, but it does not open any dialog box (as with previous versions). Nothing happens.

What am I missing?

Thank you.

[joblack]

Originally Posted by Skydog

I've tried renaming the script and adding the .pyw extension, but it does not open any dialog box (as with previous versions). Nothing happens.

What am I missing?

Thank you.

Have you installed python 2.6 + pycrypt 2.6 (described earlier in this thread).?

[JohnTheRipper]

Merry Christmas to all, and happy new year... hope a new year full of decrypted DRMs hohoho

:celebra te:

[joblack]

Originally Posted by JohnTheRipper

Merry Christmas to all, and happy new year... hope a new year full of decrypted DRMs hohoho

:celebra te:

Yes - it was a good year for e-books. The big boom will come eventually.

And we will win the fight

[Skydog]

Originally Posted by joblack

Have you installed python 2.6 + pycrypt 2.6 (described earlier in this thread).?

Joblack,

Yes. As noted, I've been using previous versions (v2 & v3) as well as ineptepub without any problem. Running Python 2.6. Even tried a fresh download of the script, checked the text and renamed again. No luck.

Thank you.

[joblack]

Originally Posted by Skydog

Joblack,

Yes. As noted, I've been using previous versions (v2 & v3) as well as ineptepub without any problem. Running Python 2.6. Even tried a fresh download of the script, checked the text and renamed again. No luck.

Thank you.

use the command line and write

python $scriptname ....

the rest is the same and you will get an error message.

[Skydog]

Originally Posted by joblack

use the command line and write

python $scriptname ....

the rest is the same and you will get an error message.

Joblack,

Thank you for your assistance. I am not quite certain what I should be doing on the command line. I have tried python $scriptname and it gives me the "cannot open file" error. If I type python scriptname (no $) it results in the error below.

Should the filename follow the scriptname? (I tried and it did not work)

I am clueless. Sorry


File "ineptpdf5.pyw", line 2365
"separately. Read the top-of-script comment for details." %\
^
IndentationError: unexpected indent

[joblack]

It's an indentation problem (python needs the right indentation).

No you should substitute the $SCRIPTNAME with the actual script file name.