Hi, gang! The subject line says it all. I have vound some books that I
simply cannot get in any other format than Adobe Digital Editions, and
I have not been able to find an app for my iPhone 4s to read it. I'm
totally blind, so enlarging print and all that stuff won't work for
me. Any help out
Hi, I really like DE for the computer on both mac and windows. It's really
too bad they don't have mobile apps. Meanwhile, I think the kobo app will work
if you can pick your way through the initial setup.
Hope this helps.
Kathy Szinnyey joyfulreneg...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, gang! The
If the files are accessible, iBooks will read them. If they are scanned pages,
they will need to be converted to text with OCR. If they are fully digitally
rights protected, they cannot be accessed.
David Chittenden, MSc, MRCAA
Email: dchitten...@gmail.com
Mobile: +64 21 2288 288
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Hmmm, Kobo, eh? Interesting idea. Does Kobo read DRM digital editions from
sources
other than kobo's (guess that was or is Borders books, right?(? I wonder if
some developer
might want to tackle this issue. If Kobo doesn't work, I may have to see if
Aurzweil can
grab my books from DEvery
No, DRM means Digital Rights Management. It is set up such that no reader is
able to read any other reader's books. Therefore, you can only open non-DRM
files in readers other than the reader the file is protected to. So, you cannot
read Amazon Kindle books, for example, because the Kindle app
