adobe digital editions 2.0 has stopped working

ADOBE DIGITAL EDITIONS 2.0 HAS STOPPED WORKING SOFTWARE
ADOBE DIGITAL EDITIONS 2.0 HAS STOPPED WORKING LICENSE
ADOBE DIGITAL EDITIONS 2.0 HAS STOPPED WORKING FREE
ADOBE DIGITAL EDITIONS 2.0 HAS STOPPED WORKING WINDOWS

Version2013: My problem isn't with Open Library.

If there are, let us know which versions exactly you are using, and which browser, particularly when ADE works for you. and not on Windows, is also always at the back of my mind, so that's why I am posting this here in the hope there are other ADE-on-Wine users reading this forum. Is there any evidence that the browser version is the problem? I haven't gone down that investigative path yet - I wish somebody else would do that, ha, ha. Incidentally, I have tried using Firefox 55.0.2. I think it has to do with Overdrive's upgrade.

ADOBE DIGITAL EDITIONS 2.0 HAS STOPPED WORKING WINDOWS

That's about the oldest on the list.Īnd, by the way, why does there have to be a specific version of Windows specified? (Or is that for Wine? Heck, I get confused.)įor me the bottom line, though, is that it worked before (heck I borrowed e-books from my local library with ADE for years), and now it quit working. Different versions of ADE fit different versions of Wine, it seems. This is one of the problems: Even within Puppy, there are so many versions - distros, really - that what may work in one may not work in another, and there may not be any one solution. I use Wine version 2.0.2 - couldn't get any other to work. The experience is pretty close to reading print, I find. I really like this e-ink technology - even without 'glow'. Either of those is much gentler on the eyes. I have used a Nook, and after that hit the deck (literally), which killed it, I switched to a KOBO. I can read everything on-line OK, in both the libraries I use, but I find that very uncomfortable, and hard on the eyes. I am perfectly happy with the old way of borrowing e-books (you can't teach an old dog new tricks, can you now). LazY Puppy: Sjeese never thought of that! I have even tried to revive my old Windows XP (without success so far), which is about the last thing I wanted to do.

ADOBE DIGITAL EDITIONS 2.0 HAS STOPPED WORKING SOFTWARE

I have tried everything I can think of within the limitations of my meagre expertise, and with two pieces of software that can be a bit tricky in their own right - Wine and Adobe Digital Editions. I would be interested hearing from others who have experienced the E_ADEPT_IO error and what they have found out about it, or even how they've overcome it. My understanding is, ADE sends the acsm files back to Overdrive as a sort of licence giving me the privilege of reading the book for a certain length of time. All I can say, I don't use anything like the L&G (PaleMoon 27.2.0). The only real evidence I discovered is that Overdrive now is very picky about what browser one uses, meaning anything but the latest and the greatest. They started upgrading their software this spring, concurrently with ADE stopping to process acsm files. So I have started to suspect Overdrive from causing the problem. Meanwhile, ebooks from another on-line library I use - Open Library - were apparently still acceptable to ADE which converted the acsm files to books I could read. While Overdrive kept downloading books to me, ADE would not accept the acms files.

Most public libraries, as far as I am aware, use software called Overdrive to present their e-holdings to the public. However, nowhere I could find and explanation, let alone a solution, to this problem, neither from Adobe customer support nor from library sources. When I started to try and figure out what the problem might be I soon discovered this is a not uncommon error message.

ADOBE DIGITAL EDITIONS 2.0 HAS STOPPED WORKING LICENSE

ADE started refusing to convert the so-called acsm files, which is what you download from the libraries, into e-books, with the message: Error getting license I have run ADE under Wine, on Slacko 623. As far as I know, this is the only way to borrow e-books covered by DRM, which protects copyrighted books from being copied.

ADOBE DIGITAL EDITIONS 2.0 HAS STOPPED WORKING FREE

I have for several years downloaded e-books from my local library involving Adobe Digital Editions, a free Windows application.

Adobe digital editions 2.0 has stopped working