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Work Around for Authorization Limit

New Here ,
Aug 04, 2011 Aug 04, 2011

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I work in a public library and we have two download stations where patrons can download and transfer books to their devices.  To open the books they need ADE, but there is a limit to the number of devices you can authorize.  This doesn't really work for our purposes and I was wondering if anyone knew of a work around so we could have any number of patrons transfer books to their devices?

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Engaged ,
Aug 04, 2011 Aug 04, 2011

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Most public libraries I know (five in this area) use other software that's

intended for multiple patrons. That software sets up a dialogue with the

individual's computer to download an ebook to their machine, and that's

all. ADE becomes their 'library' on their computers. It seems strange to

me that your library would be using ADE as part of that process.

Since ADE is designed for an individual, it is limited in the number of

devices it will support: two computers and four ebook readers. The design

point assumes a more or less ongoing relationship between ADE and those

devices. In your situation, it's the opposite, so I don't think there's a

way around the limitations. Maybe someone else on the forum can give you

pointers to an alternative solution?

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