Caliber is a downloadable free ebook management software. The nice thing you can do with this application and the right plugins is to take the drm off of books you have purchased from B&& or Amazon so that you can use these books on whatever device you want. This use to require all kinds of messing about in the terminal, a process not for the faint of heart or the non-techy types, of whom I am one. Unfortunately, the process with the application and the plugins seems totally inaccessible. I've tried with the keyboard. I've tried turning off trackpad commander and just moving my finger around on the magic track pad to see if anything useful showed up. It didn't. So I wonder if anybody has tried contacting the developer of the app regarding accessibility. I know it is a volunteer effort. And I am lucky, because I have a sighted spouse, who can be talked in to doing this process for me, so that I can access Kindle books now on my iDevices, complete with tables of contents, links etc. But not everybody has that luxury. Besides, I'd prefer to not need this help. I'm willing to join the effort to convince the dev to make it accessible, but if others have tried and been told to buzz off, then that would be good to know as well.
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