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+Inept PDF Plugin - ineptpdf_vXX_plugin.zip
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+Requires Calibre version 0.6.44 or higher.
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+All credit given to IHeartCabbages for the original standalone scripts.
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+I had the much easier job of converting them to a Calibre plugin.
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+This plugin is meant to decrypt Adobe Digital Edition PDFs that are protected with Adobe's Adept encryption. It is meant to function without having to install any dependencies... other than having Calibre installed, of course. It will still work if you have Python, PyCrypto and/or OpenSSL already installed, but they aren't necessary.
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+Installation:
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+Go to Calibre's Preferences page.  Do **NOT** select "Get plugins to enhance calibre" as this is reserved for "official" plugins, instead select "Change calibre behavior". Under "Advanced" click on the Plugins button. Use the "Load plugin from file" button to select the plugin's zip file (ineptpdf_vXX_plugin.zip) and click the 'Add' button. you're done.
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+Please note:  Calibre does not provide any immediate feedback to indicate that adding the plugin was a success. You can always click on the File-Type plugins to see if the plugin was added.
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+Configuration:
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+When first run, the plugin will attempt to find your Adobe Digital Editions installation (on Windows and Mac OS's). If successful, it will create an 'adeptkey.der' file and save it in Calibre's configuration directory. It will use that file on subsequent runs. If there are already '*.der' files in the directory, the plugin won't attempt to
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+find the Adobe Digital Editions installation installation.
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+So if you have Adobe Digital Editions installation installed on the same machine as Calibre... you are ready to go. If not... keep reading.