Re: DRM and pdf
- From: Melic <sberafvp@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 12 Oct 2006 11:10:34 +0100
So we need a system, easy to integrate with our online store, in such a
manner that autorized users (whose who buyed our pdf e-book online)
might see the book under some conditions (for example only on one
machine).
I have experience as a customer with Syngress (IT specialist editorial) electronic books,
and I am quite happy with their implementation, they use a .exe file that installs the e-book
on the hard disk, then on opening the installed e-book (pdf format) it asks for a fixed password
which is always the same in all the books I have.
From a user point of view it is very friendly, I don't need internet connexion, I can keep a back
up copy and it is fairly easy to use.
I could put the book on a website with the password as it is always the same, but because
it is a .exe file that needs to install in the computer my guess is that it will put off many
people who are scared of viruses, and the e-book .pdf pages can't be copied.
The only part that I don't like is that .exe only works for Windows.
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