
- #OVERDRIVE TO CALIBRE MAC SOFTWARE#
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Both needed a VPN based in NY (US East) for location validation.

I've followed the above instructions exactly, but I can't access the DRM ebook on my device. The ebook file will be stored in the folder “My Digital Editions”, from where you can add it to calibre.
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This file should be opened with Adobe Digital Editions, which will then download the actual ”.epub” ebook. When you purchase an epub book from a website, you will get an ”.acsm” file. Once this is done, EPUB books transferred with calibre will work fine on your reader.
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First, you must authorize your reader on a windows machine with Adobe Digital Editions. You can still use calibre to store and transfer them to your ebook reader. How do I use purchased EPUB books with calibre? * I followed the Calibre Help guide's instructions for importing DRM books (opened the acsm file with ADE, brought the resulting epub file from the "Digital Editions" folder into my Calibre book list, etc.) Both my computer and device are authorized. It also shows the ePUB being downloaded, and it's readable within Digital Editions) When you open the acsm file with Adobe Digital Editions (ADE), do you have your device connected at the same time? Does ADE recognize that you have a connected device (mine doesn't - is it supposed to? It does show that my computer is authorized, though.
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As long as my device and my computer are authorized (which they are), I should be able to open the ebook on the authorized device using ANY ebook management software. This is a borrowed library ebook, not a purchase from the Sony Reader Store. But I prefer to import and manage the ebook in Calibre because I can edit the metadata and do so much more.

If it works for you, can you post back with some info (see end)? I can't get Overdrive & Calibre to work together.

I hope those of you who borrow local library ebooks via Overdrive can give me some feedback.
