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Is there a plugin or something I can download so I can highlight and take notes? I bought a textbook for class and can't do either of those things in ADE like I can with a PDF. I could live without the printing (hence why I bought a digi book in the first place) but the other stuff would be super helpful.
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Are you trying to read your books on the computer through DME or are you reading on a Nook or other mobile device? I do not know of anything for reading on the computer, but the Nook has a way to highlight and type in notes. Not very easy to do but it can be done.
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Get on the Barnes and Noble website and download the ereader . This program will allow you to read, write notes, highlight, search, etc. Might also try B&N's text book reader which I think will also allow all of those functions. I've used the ereader but not the text book program.
Good luck, Dick
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Thanks for the reply. Don't have a Nook...am trying to read on my computer.
Is this feature going to be added at some point? I understand the need for
DRM but not being able to highlight and take notes doesn't make much
sense...especially since this is a textbook/technical type book.
And I tried someone's suggestion below about the Barnes & Noble reader but
it doesn't open the ACSM file which is all I got when I purchased the ebook
online...no PDF.
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You can call Adobe directly at 1-800-642-3623 (this is their tech support #)
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The eReader cannot open an ACSM file but it can open an ePub file. Adobe Digital Editions is used to convert the downloaded ACSM file to ePUB format.
The following may work for you. It does on my MACs - both laptop and desktop. I doubt Windows based computers are much different.
Download ADE from Adobe. Once installed and authorized, click on your downloaded ACSM file and ADE should start up and convert the ACSM to an ePub file which will appear in the library view. You should also find the epub file in your digital editions folder. You can then open it in eReader or ADE and read it directly on your computer. eReader allows all the stuff you want to do.
No need for a Nook.
There appears to be several programs around that can read the epub format.
Incidently I think the ACSM file is just a license that allows you to read the epub file. I don't know if ADE actually converts the file or if it simply downloads the epub file.
Hope this helps.
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I got excited there for a moment but no luck. There's no ePub file for this
book anywhere on my machine. There are for other books I've bought in the
past. I think this book was just poorly done.
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When you double click on your ACSM file does ADE start up, work for a moment or so and then stop and nothing is any different?
Are you on a MAC or PC
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I downloaded Adobe Digital Editions, then downloaded the urllink.acsm file. When I double click on the file it does nothing. How do I get it to open?
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Hey, I had the same problem - I was trying to download an e-book in a Safari browser, and the .acsm file would download, I'd double click it, and nothing would happen. I was so frustrated and there didn't seem to be any answer as to why, so I tried downloading it again in Firefox. In Firefox it asks you what program you want to open the file with, and as long as you've downloaded and authorised Adobe Digital Editions it should come up as the first option... just click yes and there you go! Hope this helps...
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Thanks for trying to help! I actually have a mobile reader that I
really like that uses/converts standard .pdf documents, and I bought
the .pdf book for that purpose. There was no disclaimer on the site I
bought the book from that the .pdf could ONLY be opened through
Digital Editions. I wanted to convert the .pdf I paid for use on my
portable, as I have all my other .pdf ebooks, which Digital Editions
does not allow. If there had been a disclaimer, I'd have no one to
blame but myself, but, as there was no mention of Digital Editions, I
was blatantly mislead. I contacted the vendor twice, but they never
answered my inquiry. I'm just more careful now, and refuse to purchase
any ebook bundled with Digital Editions.
Really, though, thanks for trying to help.
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You're welcome, and I'm sorry you had that problem. I'm still having the original problem with the .acsm files. I've given up. As soon as I find my one and only book in that format I am going to see if it will cross over. Otherwise I'll download it to another reader. Either way, I'm uninstalling the Adobe Digital Editions. I found the Microsoft eBook Reader and the Sony eBook reader. Both work well, and they might read your .pdf files. They read some of mine. Good luck.
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See my post here! I hope this helps you!
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You are fantastic!!! Thank you so much! I sent a note to Adobe and then found out I was going to have to wait up to 3 days for a response... and my homework is due today 🙂 Your double-click recommendation worked like a charm. Greatly appreciated! Thanks!