Adobe DRMed books on Pocket PC

January 2, 2005 | 2:13 am

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Yes, you can now read DRMed Adobe ebooks on your Pocket PC, as reported in Acrobat 7 and my continuing Pocket PC DRM battle, in the Cool or What? blog. Also see a post on an Adobe forum available to registered members (do not downlaod the beta mentioned there). I’m happy for Adobe/PPC users but dismayed about all the complexity involved. This is one more illustration of why so many nongeeks hate ebooks.

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