That's a good news! How can I do it with my Kindle for PC and BeBook Club?

I prefer Adobe's DRM. At least I can read books without a need of having reader from Amazon.


So I guess the O'Reilly's solution is the right one, not Amazon's one.

It's simple! You just have to sell your old BeBook Club, buy another Kindle and voila! Problem solved!


The only POLISH solution is eClicto. Go on, buy a book there and read it on your BeB... Oh wait! You have to have eClicto or a PC with MS Windows. But it's POLISH!

Adobe DRM is not a Polish solution nor is owned by Polish company. It just happens to be used by some (not all) of Polish eBookstores - and that's it.


Nobody is trying to convince you that Amazon's solution is the best one out there - because it's not (no-DRM or social DRM are much better). It's just that Amazon offers you easier access to their bookstore than Adobe (you don't need PC/Mac at all) and ATM Kindle has the best price/value ratio and Pearl screen - so it's a better (device-wise) choice than others (except if you need touchscreen which Kindle is obviously missing).

But you said that I can sync with other device, which in my case is BeBook, so your advice doesn't make any sense! Besides, my BeBook is not old, it's new!


Yes, I edited my post before your answer was posted as it was misleading in quoted form. I ment that I prefer solution most popular on the Polish ebook market - Adobe DRM - over Amazon's one.


I still think that it is not easier in any way if I cannot choose my own reader and I need to stick to Kindle (which is the best reader, unless, for some reason, other reader has features, which are missing in Kindle).

While I said you can sync you data with other devices, at no point did I stated it was ANY device you have. ADE does not offer ANY syncing at all, does it? That means Amazon's solution wins with Adobe's in that matter.


And I prefer solution offered by Kolporter since I own eClicto. So what?


And that's the reason you bought BeBook Club I assume. Awesome, congratulations on your eReader choice, because what counts most is how it suits your individual needs. Now, do you have anything to contribute to the topic other than stating the obvious? Maybe some stories about how Polish publishers care about their customers? I'd love to hear that as a response to Mayka's opinion.

To be honest, the only real advantage of ADEPT over Amazon's is that it's used for library lending - still unavailable in Poland (we still lack a local OverDrive), unfortunately.

Dobra, pokazaliśmy wydawcom, że posługujemy się j. angielskim, a teraz może już wrócimy do polskiego, bo to trochę po chamsku wobec innych, być może nie aż tak biegłych czytelników forum

Ja przestałem was czytać, bo angielski wylewa mi się już uszami po pracy, innych stronach, filmach, książkach - nie zabierajcie mi tej wysepki polskiego języka.

Dziś przypomniała mi się ta dyskusja, po poszukiwaniu ebooków Józefa Mackiewicza.

Wpisałem sobie nazwisko do wyszukiwarki. Efekt? Jest! ...jeden ebook wydany przez Yale University Press a sprzedawany przez Amazona za $44.99: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003Y8XIZY/?tag=josbl0e-cpb-20