You had to have been using some App. Even Safari, the web browser, is an App. You cannot just magically download a file without using an App. What App were you using when you downloaded the epub file? If Safari, check in the Downloads Folder in the Files App.

I've tried downloading epub-files but the button mentioned in the guides don't show up. I've enabled epub-downloads on an admin level and I have disabled the HTML-download option in some courses. Still, the button for downloading epub-files will not show.

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I've been using the Libby app to download library books in EPUB format for over a year, with no problems. Once I check out the book, I select the EPUB format and the web browser (Firefox several recent versions over the past year, running under Windows 10) downloads the ACSM file. Firefox then automatically opens the ACSM file, which launches Adobe Digital Editions (ADE, currently Version 4.5), which then fulfills the EPUB book file. No problems. Then I recently got a newer, much faster Windows 11 machine. On the new machine, I noticed that with the exact same procedure described above, ADE would often return the error "Unable to download. Error getting License. License server Communication Problem: FILE_DOESNOT_EXIST" -- but only if ADE was already open (for example, if this was the SECOND book I was trying to download). If I refreshed the book download page, everything would work normally, just the way it used to. Now and then, I had to refresh the Libby download page two, or even more times, in order for ADE to successfully fulfill the EPUB file. Then it got worse, and even multiple refreshes of the page did not help. I finally figured out a workaround, which was to exit from ADE after each download, so that for each subsequent download, ADE had to start up again. The several-second delay while ADE started up seemed to be all that was needed for the EPUB file to be fulfilled. Still, it's annoying to have to exit from ADE every single time, and then wait while it starts up again, every single time I want to download a Libby EPUB book. My working theory is that the new machine is too fast -- that if ADE is already open when I try to fulfill the next book, it happens so quickly that some necessary step with the license for the EPUB file has not taken place yet. That's why closing the app each time helps -- because it delays things just enough for the crucial license step to take place. Has anyone else seen this type of behavior? (You'll probably only see it on a relatively fast PC.) Is Adobe aware of this issue? If so, are they working on a fix? Not sure if the issue is really with ADE or with Adobe Cloud servers being too slow, assuming that that's where Libby/Overdrive stores their EPUB content.

I am having problems on my local server when trying to serve files to an iPhone running ios13. The problems only occur with file types that cannot be rendered in the browser, by that I mean files such as epub, mobi and zip that require me to manually click on download.

I did the same with another server using a properly signed HTTPS certificate (letsencrypt) and again found that the mobi, epub and zip files successfully downloaded regardless of the mobile browser used.

The following are links to Sutta texts available for e-book platforms such as the Kindle, Nook, and Sony Reader. Not all texts are available on all platforms. If you know of Sutta e-books (.mobi or .epub) that are not listed, please share them...

I have an epub that I unfortunatley deleted from my pc. It is however, still on iCloud and available to me on iBooks (when it's synced with icloud). I would like to download that epub again to my pc, but have found no method of doing so. Does anybody have a clue how to do this and is it even possible?

Microsoft Edge will no longer support e-books that use the .epub file extension. Visit the Microsoft Store to see our recommended .ePub apps. You can expect to see more added over time as we partner with companies like the DAISY Consortium to add additional, accessible apps.

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In early December (2010), I used a file from the Australian Project Gutenberg to create an EPUB of most of Lovecraft's works. It wasn't a comprehensive file and while it's been popular (just having hit 1,000 downloads this morning, in under 3 months), it isn't what I want for my own use or what the librarian-in-training in me thinks should be out there.

The eBook downloads contain slightly different files for the two differing formats. I've put together a [page with my own and other people's tips and walk-throughs][13] to help you add the book to your eReader. People with Sony Readers are particularly advised to use the page as it appears they'll need to do an EPUB -> EPUB conversion on Calibre or it won't display correctly.

$9.95 and 7% sales tax. Our EPUB was created using "fixed" format (epub v3) that views with imagery and spread pages just like the printed version. This is not a "flowable" version and may not view properly with older devices. While purchasing the digital file from this website you will be able to create a username with password to download the file.

Once you purchase an ebook, you can download it as an epub file (which will work on every reader or device, now including the Kindle). This file will remain available on your Library page to download again any time.

If you would rather buy Haymarket ebooks for your device directly from Amazon, Apple, B&N, Google, or Sony, then they'll be delivered to by these providers with Digital Rights Management (DRM) applied. Ebooks purchased from other vendors will not be available on your Haymarket downloads page.

If you're using iOS (for iPad or iPhone), you should be able to click on the download link for the epub file and then select "Open in iBooks". On your Mac, simply open the epub file with the iBooks application. To read the book on your other devices you can either use Sync Collections in iBooks, or get the epub file delivered to you by email and open it from Mail. At any time, you can also log in to your account on the Haymarket website and go to your Library page to download the epub file again.

If you are using an Android phone or tablet you can open epub files in the Google Play Books app. In the app settings, tap to enable PDF uploading. Download the epub file from our website, or email it to yourself and save it to your downloads or files folder on your device. Find the file and Tap MoreOpen WithPlay Books or Upload to Play Books.

To read ebooks on a Windows desktop, you will first need to download an ebook-reading program, such as Adobe Digital Editions or Sumatra Reader. Once installed, you can download and open the epub file. If your ebook appears as a zip file it means that you have yet to download the necessary software to read it.

Sigil can ingest .txt, .html, and .epub. The output type is always .epub. Using Sigil requires some knowledge of editing HTML. CNET offers technical documentation and free software downloads for Sigil.

You can get help on any individual feature of the converters by mousing overit in the GUI or running ebook-convert dummy.html .epub -h at a terminal.A good place to start is to look at the following demo file that demonstratessome of the advanced features html-demo.zip.

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