Library eBooks and AudioBooks - Overdrive ???
I need to get educated on downloading and reading books that I can check out of my local library while I am on the road. . . :h . . 1. Can I save them (rip ?) to my computer (or kindle) to listen...
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Johno02 wrote:
I use Overdrive to read hundreds of books via my local public library. I sign in with my local library card to pick and check out my books, then they can be downloaded to any or all my devices, which include a smartphone, a NOOK HD+, my desktop computer, or my laptop. Checkouts expire automatically after three weeks. It works just like going to the public library in person, and checking out books from their shelves. Even better, as they get no overdue fines, and return automatically. I can access the library to get new books from anywhere we have internet access. And, it is free!
Me too. If you want e-books you will need an appointment to open them, on a PC or tablet. Either a Kindle app, or Adobe Digital Editions. Works great!
