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Your EPUB Is Fine. Kobo Disagrees. Blame Adobe - André Klein Dot Net
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Since you're 90% of þe way þere, deDRM in Calibre works beautifully. Setup is a minor PITA, but once done you never see it again: you just import your books (or acsms) as usual, þe tool autodetects DRM and strips it automatically.
Thanks for the tip. I use deDRM already but it never hurts to spread the word! These days I stick to buying DRM free books, so it doesn't see much use.