After successful authorization, it should say "This app is authorized with the Adobe ID and DRM-protected OverDrive content should be viewable on Nook HD/HD+. If you use OverDrive for books/library books, after authorizing your Nook HD/HD+ with your Adobe ID via settings/accounts, open the OverDrive app, go to "Settings" and choose "Deauthorize", and then choose "Authorize" and "Use My Adobe ID". After closing the new book, it should now appear in your library under "Books"ģ. If it doesn't appear, under "Library" go to "My Files", choose either "Device" or "SD Card" (depending on where you copied the book), and navigate to "My Files > Books" and open the new epub with Reader. Copy the DRM-protected epub from your computer to your Nook's "My Files | Books" folder and refresh the Nook's library. Enter your ADE account (Adobe ID & pwd).Ģ. On your Nook HD/HD+ go to settings (the gear in the upper right corner of home screen) and choose "All Settings", then choose "Account Settings" and press on "Adobe Digital Editions" and "Add User". To sideload/read DRM-protected content on Nook HD/HD+ with Reader and/or OverDrive:ġ. The ADE authorization is already built into the Nook HD/HD+ - all you have to do is add your user account to your Nook HD/HD+. Hope that saves the next person the agony I went through!!įor those with Nook HD and Nook HD+, you do NOT need to use ADE to add/open DRM-protected epubs to your Nook HD/HD+. My wi-fi was connected (read about that being a potential problem in forums) ade in folder (because I could finally SEE it to delete it!)ģ) Powered down and restarted nook again, making sure I was in READ view (not library or home.)Ĥ) then it showed up and I was able to transfer my library files! (at this point Nook wasn't staying longer than 1 second in the ADE program).deleted. not sure if exactly in this order, but close enough!ġ) went to disc management and changed drive letters to Y and Z.Ģ) went to READ section, powered off and restarted Nook, notice it actually made a connection and called it a Nook for the first time!ģ) Excitedly completed step 2 above. Here's how I ended up solving the problem.
My other problem was that when I clicked on a drive, it gave an error message of 'please insert disc." Of course, I realize that I have a drive G and H already, so I initially tried changing the drive letter (multiple, multiple times), but obviously not to the right ones! My problem? Would not show up in ADE, or in 'my computer'.
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It's also easy to use, and had no problem opening whatever PDF and ePub files we threw at it.Since I spent almost 4 hours trying to figure how to get my Nook to connect to my computer (and I am even computer savvy), I would like to share my solution, which involved the instructions above.įirst - I have a Nook Simple Touch (No SD card) and Windows 2007, It doesn't have the longest of feature lists, but if you just want to read then Adobe Digital Editions will probably be enough. Bug fix for Security vulnerability Verdict:
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What's new in 4.5.1 (see full release notes for more info)? And you can also create additional bookshelves, then drag and drop eBooks to categorise them as you like: "Holiday Reading", "Sci-fi", "Favourites", whatever suits your needs.Īnd if you own copy-protected eBooks, then Adobe Digital Editions can help you to transfer them onto other computers or devices, so you can read your collection wherever you are. Every time you drag and drop an item onto the program, it's added to the "All Items" bookshelf, which makes it easy to find and reload later. So we're not talking feature-rich here, but if you just want to read then there's enough to get by.Īdobe Digital Editions can also manage your eBooks, by maintaining them in its own library. You get a simple text search tool, and the ability to create bookmarks on particular pages, and of course there's a print option, too.
There are a few basic viewing options, so you can display one or two pages on the screen at a time, increase or decrease text size at a click, and scroll through the book using your mouse or the keyboard. Just drag and drop your chosen file onto the program - PDF, PDF/A and EPUB formats are supported, as are eBooks with embedded SWF files - and it'll appear. Adobe Digital Editions is a simple tool to help you manage and view your eBooks.Īt a minimum you might want to use the program as a basic eBook reader.
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