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May be we are just lucky in the Netherlands. All of my books with the same properties (view on every device, no copy no print) are readable on our two ebooks as well. It works with ePub, i have a problem with pdf which can be read on ADE but my ereader can't open it. Strange.

Hi Frustrated in AZ. How long should it take for the ereader to process the new content? I am having the same issue in that i can move the file to my ereader and it shows on my reader but i can't open the book, i get a message saying 'file open failed'. I have tried all of your above steps and have waited up to 30 minutes before disconnecting the reader but still no luck. Also my reader does not show that content is being transferred. Any suggestions?

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I have installed Adobe Digital Editions 1.7.2 on a Mac and I have authorized my computer. I borrowed two DRM managed ebooks from our library, after download they showed up in ADE and they are readable.

Adobe Digital Editions (abbreviated ADE) is an e-book reader software program from Adobe Systems, built initially (1.x version) using Adobe Flash. It is used for acquiring, managing, and reading e-books, digital newspapers, and other digital publications. The software supports EPUB and PDF (nonproprietary file format for reflowable text, or fixed layout e-books; respectively). It implements a proprietary scheme of digital rights management (DRM) which, since the version 1.5 release in May 2008, allows document sharing among multiple devices and user authentication via an Adobe ID. Digital Editions is a successor to the Acrobat eBook Reader application.[1]

Adobe Digital Editions uses the proprietary ADEPT (Adobe Digital Experience Protection Technology) digital rights management scheme,[3] which is also implemented on some e-book readers, including iPads and many Android devices, but not Kindles.[4] The software locks content to up to six machines and allows the user to view the content on each of them. Barnes & Noble (B&N) e-books are protected with a variant of ADEPT.[citation needed]

Having a similar problem with my Kobo Touch; not with a library ebook but one i bought. I added it to my ADE 3.0 library on the computer and it worked OK, but then on my Kobo it says i am not authorised to read it. The Adobe ID is the same on both devices and gives me no problem with other ebooks. Previous versions of ADE (2.0.1, 1.7.2) just can't recognise the ebook protection, de and reauthorising didn't change anything, nor did factory reset, and i am not sure how to copy the book in the root folder (if it means the main Kobo folder, i tried it and didn't work). Any other suggestions?

I have just started going through similar crap. I have successfully used Adobe digital editions 2.0 with on my desktop and a KOBOtouch e-reader for a few years. I even ran digital editions 4.0 on my laptop with the KOBO no problems. After not using my KOBO for a couple of months I wanted to start using it again downloading from a public library with digital editions 2.0. It worked on the desktop but could not transfer and start reading on the the KOBO due to DRM problems. I noticed an update for KOBO so I performed that ok.

Still didnt work DRM problems. I then decided to go to v4.5 of digital editions. After many iterations of authorizing and de-authorizing the desktop finally reading on Digital editions works fine on the desktop, but the authorization for the KOBO is not possible because the authorization menu does nothing. Anybody have any advise ?

as most digital editions don't really have "true" pages(if there is a new page there is a new page/page break command) most publishers just use the pages from the print version from which the ebook is derived.

FWIW, I tried this and the NOOK still didn't show up in Digital Editions until I used Configure Wine, added "digitaleditions.exe" and told it to report Windows 7. After I did that and closed and restarted Digital Editions, the NOOK appeared.

I'm looking into a way of building eBook reader that will support adobe content server DRM. The only solution find was Adobe Digital Editions Which is an off the shelf product and I'm looking for some sort of SDK.

The Reader Mobile SDK (RMSDK), is the only way you have to build a ebook reader that works with Adobe Content Server, since it deals with the complex encryption, authentication and authorization tasks needed. The SDK is in C++, but can be used in most tecnologies.

You need an eReader software installed on your computer to read an eBook. The most commonly used eReader software for PC and MAC is Adobe Digital Editions. This reader is used when you have an eBook in the .ePub file format.

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If you see this error message when attempting to use the Adobe Digital Editions app on your Android device, we would recommend using the PocketBook Reader app as an alternative. Other Android reader apps may be compatible, as long as the reader is able to handle Adobe DRM (Digital Rights Management).

Note: It is not possible to read Adobe DRM protected ebooks on the Kindle. Do not buy a Kindle ebook reader (besides Kindle Fire) with the expectation that you will be able to read DRM protected ebooks that you have previously downloaded to Adobe Digital Editions.

Sony Reader, Kobo eReaders and Nook Ebook Readers use Adobe Digital Editions to transfer ebooks in PDF or ePub format protected with Adobe DRM from the computer to the device. Amazon Kindle does not use Adobe Digital Editions.

With the exception of Kindle Fire (which allows you to download the Bluefire app), Kindle ebook readers can only access DRM protected ebooks that are protected with its own proprietary DRM (Kindle DRM). It is not possible to read Adobe DRM protected ebooks on the Kindle. Do not buy a Kindle ebook reader (besides Kindle Fire) with the expectation that you will be able to read DRM protected ebooks that you have previously downloaded to Adobe Digital Editions. However, the Kindle does support DRM-free PDF's. Simply hook up your Kindle to your computer through a USB cable and drag-and-drop the PDF's from your computer to the Kindle.

If you are experiencing problems (e.g. blank pages, pages not appearing to load properly) with reading ProQuest ebooks in Adobe Digital Editions after downloading them to your iPad, ProQuest suggest changing the display settings within the book to either a black or a sepia background. You can find out how to do this here.

If this doesn't work, you can also try using a different iOS app that supports Adobe DRM, such as PocketBook Reader.

If you are only using a single device to access your EPUB ebook, authorize ADE without an ID. When Computer Authorization displays, check the box I want to authorize my computer without an ID in the lower left corner. On the next screen, click Authorize. Your eBook will now load in your Adobe Digital Editions bookshelf. If you want to access your EPUB ebook on multiple devices, register for an Adobe ID then use that ID for every device with ADE.

Most newer ereaders have WiFi capacity which will allow your eBook to be delivered wirelessly to your device. If your device is older and doesn't have WiFi, you may plug your ereader into your computer and drag and drop your eBook to your device using Adobe Digital Editions.

Once a digital loan expires, it will automatically return itself to Boundless, so it's not necessary to return an ebook early. But if you want to return the eBook early, right-click on the cover of the title you'd like to return and click Return Borrowed Item. When prompted with Are you sure you want to return this item? click Return.

Since upgrading to El Capitan my sony E reader will not connect to my Adobe library online. I can no longer download ebooks. I have tried all sorts to resolve this in the end I have completely reset my device losing all my ebooks. this would not be a problem if I could only connect?

We were also able to reproduce the results of the experiment run by The Digital Reader. To perform these tests we again used Wireshark. We plugged a Sony Reader PRS-600 into a computer with ADE installed. When we started ADE with the reader plugged in, we observed ADE sending back data about what has been happening on the reader such as books added and deleted from the reader. Books which were never opened in Adobe Digital Editions.

We were also able to confirm that Adobe Digital Editions gets information from other e-readers that simply have Adobe software installed on them, such as the Sony Reader, Nook, and Boyue. Of course, there may be other readers that are also susceptible.

With this test we were able to determine that Adobe is now encrypting the connections between ADE and Adobe servers. But more importantly, it appears that Adobe is no longer sending back metadata on what books you read. When we performed tests with the new version, the only time we saw data going back to an Adobe server was when an ebook with DRM was opened for the first time. This data is most likely being sent back for DRM verification purposes, and it is being sent over HTTPS. It even seems that Adobe has gone one step further and shut down plaintext HTTP access to their logging servers, so that even ADE 4.0 is no longer able to send back data about what books you are reading.

Once Adobe Digital Editions has been successfully downloaded to the Windows or Mac computer, you can start reading ePub and PDF books borrowed from OverDrive and Freading. When Adobe Digital Editions opens a book, it confirms that you have the permissions to read it. Many books are Digital Rights Management (DRM) protected. If it is not a protected book, you can open it and start reading. However, if it is a protected book, you have to authorize Adobe Digital Editions using an Adobe ID. After completing the authorization, you can read the book and/or transfer it to an ereader. ff782bc1db