Hi Andrew and Lisette,
Lisette is correct: there is an accessibility problem with the latest version
of the Kobo app used on the iPad that is not present when it is used on the
iPhone or iPod Touch. There is a button in the top left corner of the screen
that VoiceOver is not announcing/recogni
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; Thanks for any help anyone can provide.
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Hi Lisette,
Voice Dream Reader can't read Kobo ebooks because of the DRM. It can be used
for DRM-free ePub books, though. Kobo handles your authorization for the ADE
DRM through your initial account setup and purchase records. Apps like
OverDrive Media Console make you apply for an Adobe ID
Esther,
Do you know if voice dream can read Kobo books?
On 3/03/2013, at 12:20 PM, Esther wrote:
> Hello Andrew,
>
> Lisette is correct, the current version of the Kobo eBook reader app is
> accessible if you use it on an iPhone or an iPod Touch. You need to purchase
> the eBooks from the K
Hello Andrew,
Lisette is correct, the current version of the Kobo eBook reader app is
accessible if you use it on an iPhone or an iPod Touch. You need to purchase
the eBooks from the Kobo web site, but with your account login, they'll appear
in your library when you're using the Kobo app on yo
Hi Andrew
I read Kobo books on my iPhonewith the Kobo app which is free from the App
store. Now that the ibooks store is finally available in New Zealand, I read
kobo books less and less because they are not as accessible as iBooks. That
said, if you choose the epub version of the book at
Dear listers,
I regularly come across electronics books which I would really like to read.
They are either in .pdf or epub format but are drm protected. Some of the
publishers that have them for sale state that I required adobe digital edition
to read them, others require "My Books" application
