You should be able to read it on your iPad. Either with adobe digital editions or if you library uses overdrive, their app.
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Huh. Well that didn't work. Digital Editions doesn't recognize it either.
at this point, I think they are just fucking with you.
There are THREE YEARS of Adobe forum posts on this problem - apparently ADE is just a shitty piece of software with broken DRM.
Crap, I wonder if there's a way to "exchange" the eBook I borrowed for the ePub version instead. Probably not.
Jessica, if you borrowed it, does the library have another version available?
I *finally* got it to work by uninstalling ADE, reinstalling it, and redownloading the acsm file from the library.
Now that I have the actual PDF, Calibre is recognizing it and hopefully will be able to email ot to my Kindle.
There's no mechanism for "exchanging" an eBook with Overdrive, and you can't have more than one copy of an eBook checked out a a time, so the only way to get the ePub version instead of the PDF would be to wait out the two weeks and then get back on the hold list.
Ok. Anyone got a good, free, DRM-stripping tool for ADE PDF files? This is so fucking annoying.
[edit: Because apparently ADE files with DRM can *only* be read in ADE and not on any eReader devices. FAIL FAIL FAIL FAIL FAIL.]
Does OverDrive have a way to return library books early? I just started using it earlier today and for audiobooks so I don't know the answer. But the library ebooks that I get the files through the Kindle page after I check them out, I can return them early.
OverDrive claims you can in various ways...
Honestly, it doesn't matter - I have the PDF now, and I'd be having the same issue with the ePub version.
I can return my overdrive books early, through ADE. I try to do it conscientiously because I'm such a fast reader and I always have time left when I'm done, and lots of them are on waitlists.