Re: Admin: Re: [TechTalk] Tech News, Audible and Play Books Accessibility, Windows 11 Accessibility, and More
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Gene
A possible correction:
I’ve started looking into the question and it may be legal to remove DRM
purely for personal use, such as converting files to other formats. Other
uses is illegal. Therefore, I am suspending my objection to this
information being presented on the list. Others who know the law may wish
to comment. I will continue looking into the question.
Gene
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From: Gene
Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2021 10:10 AM
Subject: Admin: Re: [TechTalk] Tech News, Audible and Play Books
Accessibility, Windows 11 Accessibility, and More the utilities discussed are not legal. I haven’t looked at the site
except to look at the title bar which is clearly discussing illegal use.
Here is what the title bar says on the page:
eBook DRM Removal, Remove DRM from ePUB PDF AZW etc
Discussing and promoting illegal software isn’t allowed on the list.
This is for legal protection of the list. Lists can be shut down for such
activity.
Gene, Owner
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From: Dave
Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2021 9:59 AM
Subject: Re: [TechTalk] Tech News, Audible and Play Books
Accessibility, Windows 11 Accessibility, and More To make Audible Books accessible, for $25 you can purchase a utility that
converts the AAX Audible files into MP3.
Go to www.epubor.com to check it out.
They also have another utility that will convert Kindle books into other formats more accessible. Think it costs around $50.
Both utilities are a bit Funky when it comes to Accessiblity. It can be
done with a screen reader, and nce you know the steps, it is fine. But,
learning those steps took me a while.
On 9/30/2021 1:01 AM, Nimer Jaber wrote:
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