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I bought an ebook I needed urgently – got it in pdf but it turns out I’m only able to read it on-screen. Can't even print it. Do they really expect me to read all 300 pages or so on-screen? And finding that out only after I paid for it is a bit of a rip-off, to say the least.
Stunned, I’ve done some search and it turns out that happens a lot.
But I found software (www.copistar.com) to convert the protected pdf into a printable pdf, so one can at least read it properly. And I'm posting this for anyone with the similar experience.
Stunned, I’ve done some search and it turns out that happens a lot.
But I found software (www.copistar.com) to convert the protected pdf into a printable pdf, so one can at least read it properly. And I'm posting this for anyone with the similar experience.
