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Is it possible to read my iBooks on my PC
If yes, how do I do it?
If no - when is this going to be able to happen?
Thanks
I have a desktop PC with iTunes, but I have an Apple iPad with iBooks
I'm asking here in the iBooks forum as it relates to iBooks, I'll also ask in iPad because it relates to iPad as well
iPad, Windows 7
Oh, I am sorry, I meant use Adobe Digital Edition to open epub files. My bad.
The book I paid for through the iBookstore is in a DRM free ePub format. I guess I just got lucky.
Piece of cake great thanks. Firefox and epub reader opens all with no trouble simply open file location and use open with and choose firefox. THANKS
I have found that any epub reader program will open these. DRM or not
If you are able to open then in epub readers then that implies that they don't have DRM on them - free ibooks tend not to, and some publishers don't include DRM on their books
What kind of discrimination is that?! - One pay and one have the right to consume the product which was paied
I use an open source program called Calibre, it really is an outstanding tool to not only read books but also manage book collections.
I'm Michael wrote:
I use an open source program called Calibre
Yes, it's a great app, but useless for reading any ibooks with DRM, which is the case with almost all paid for books.
I read my books using my apple TV, while I rest on the couch. It's another way to do it.
so if you want to learn about using your iphone 6s you have to read the ibook about the iphone 6s on your iphone 6s, christ how thick are the muppets at apple
How can I read my iBooks on my PC?
