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eBooks on iPad (iOS) .. converting Nook to PDF?
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-hh
2023-08-11 18:24:16 UTC
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Looking at picking up a couple of eBooks and storing them on an iPad before traveling.

One is Nook-based. I've found that there's an iOS Nook App, but I'd prefer sticking with a less-proprietary format for ease of device portability, such as PDF.

What suggestions are there for how to, and what tools may be needed to do this?

Likewise, I don't know if this is a futile effort because of DRM .. does Nook require the use thereof, or will I not know if there's DRM until after purchase and I'm looking at converting it?


-hh
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2023-08-11 19:11:04 UTC
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Post by -hh
Looking at picking up a couple of eBooks and storing them on an iPad before traveling.
One is Nook-based. I've found that there's an iOS Nook App, but I'd prefer sticking with a less-proprietary format for ease of device portability, such as PDF.
What suggestions are there for how to, and what tools may be needed to do this?
Likewise, I don't know if this is a futile effort because of DRM .. does Nook require the use thereof, or will I not know if there's DRM until after purchase and I'm looking at converting it?
haven't done a nook book in a long time, but calibre used to work, and is generally the go-to for handling ebooks. consider epub rather than off.
RabidPedagog
2023-08-11 19:17:14 UTC
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Post by -hh
Looking at picking up a couple of eBooks and storing them on an iPad before traveling.
One is Nook-based. I've found that there's an iOS Nook App, but I'd prefer sticking with a less-proprietary format for ease of device portability, such as PDF.
What suggestions are there for how to, and what tools may be needed to do this?
Likewise, I don't know if this is a futile effort because of DRM .. does Nook require the use thereof, or will I not know if there's DRM until after purchase and I'm looking at converting it?
I used Calibre and its plug-ins to move my Amazon Kindle book collection
over to the Kobo I picked up. It's open-source and does a wonderful job.
It can remove the DRM from the Kobo books too.
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