Downloading Books for Sony eBook Reader from Chapters/Indigo

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To download content from chapters or Indigo, users need to utilize specific library apps, with Adobe Digital Editions being a recommended option for managing eBooks. Kobo Library for Windows is also mentioned as a potential tool for downloading compatible books. Users express disappointment with Sony's library, noting that it lacks new releases and primarily offers older hardcover titles. There are discussions about the choice of e-readers, with mentions of the Sony reader, Nook, and Kindle, highlighting the importance of selecting devices that meet personal preferences, such as touchscreen capabilities. Additionally, Calibre is suggested as an open-source solution for managing eBooks across different readers, emphasizing its versatility regardless of the device used. Overall, navigating library apps and understanding device compatibility are key challenges faced by users in accessing digital content.
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Anyone know how to get it to download content from chapters or Indigo?

Seems I have to use some sort of library app on my laptop but not sure what app it is or where to get it.

I bought a book that's compatible with Kobo. Currently downloading Kobo Library for Windows because I don't know what else to get.I'm pretty disappointed with Sony's library; I checked before purchasing that it had dozens of books by my favorite authors, but I didn't double-check that any of the those books are new releases. So I can only get books that have been out as hardcovers for a while.
 
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Does this help?
http://community.indigo.ca/posts/Digital-Books-Devices/group-1243/602725.html

Curious why you decided on the Sony reader vs Nook or Kindle.
 
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Use Calibre an open source ebook library... irrelevant which reader you have it translates them.
google it...
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Greg Bernhardt said:
Does this help?
Curious why you decided on the Sony reader vs Nook or Kindle.
When I went looking for a Nook, I found a iPadesque lit screen device instead an eInk device.
When I went looking for a Kindle I found a button device instead of a touchscreen device.

I guess I should have looked a little more carefully, since they now both seem to have versions that meet my criteria.
 
Turns out the app I need is Adobe Digital Editions. Still, the library is very confusing to use and its selection is very small.

I've managed to get one book from it but don't really know how I did it.
 
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