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ePub DRM Removal 1.6.0

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View ePub ebooks on a variety of devices without limitations. Shareware ($29.90)

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ePub DRM Removal quickly and easily remove ebook ADEPT DRM protection for epub files with 1-click. user can view ePub ebook on iPad, NOOK, Sony Reader or other device without limitation, user also can print Digital Edition ebook. It is very easy to user, just 1-click to decrypt epub ebook.

If you have purchased DRM-protected epub eBook, then you have probably discovered how annoyingly restrictive DRM technology is. You can try our software that removes epub DRM easily and produces DRM-free ePub ebook that you can enjoy on practically any capable e-reader device.

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Version 1.6.0: Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.

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Intel, Mac OS X 10.5.8 or later

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Rasmusrg reviewed on 07 Jan 2012

works perfect!
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a little expensive though!

[Version 1.5.0]

Jofallon commented on 27 Aug 2011

Using Calibre and the plug-in python scripts, the BN encryption is easily handled with a nice GUI. I guess if you run Little Snitch or the like, you could see if this app phones home with your credit card info. I'd rather send some money to Kovid Goyal.

[Version 1.5.0]

Edbow commented on 17 Aug 2011

Removal of Barnes & Noble DRM requires that you enter your name and credit card number. Seems like a security risk.

[Version 1.2.0]

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Rob replied on 26 Aug 2011

Barnes & Noble does use name and credit card information as the encryption key in its ADEPT implementation, unfortunately. But since this is probably just an overpriced wrapper for some open source de-DRM scripts, I wouldn't trust it.

Edbow replied on 26 Aug 2011

Yes $29.90 seems high for this type of app, especially so when open source scripts are available. Add the danger of this app phoning home with your credit card information and I'll pass.

Regarding the python scripts mentioned by Canisbos, I keep getting errors and so far none of the advice I find online has helped.

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Canisbos commented on 11 Feb 2011

You can also use a free Python script to remove DRM from ADEPT-protected ebooks. The script and basic instructions are available at http://bit.ly/eo8piT or you can google "ineptepub".

[Version 1.2.0]

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Rob replied on 26 Aug 2011

Posted without comment.

http://goo.gl/ta2n3

Edbow replied on 26 Aug 2011

See my reply above about python scripts -- I just downloaded these at the site listed by Rob and they worked perfectly (tools_4.6 then the DeDRM 2.9 app). Thanks Rob.