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2 total messages Started by bandas Tue, 12 Sep 2006 10:42
ownership has not been established
#301
Author: bandas
Date: Tue, 12 Sep 2006 10:42
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I had purchased a E-book which came to me in the form of a PDF file. I
had downloaded that PDF in computer A. Now I have switched to Computer
B. When I try to open that file i get the message saying :

"This document cannot be opened because its ownership has not been
established on this computer."

It then gives me two options :

1. I owned it and I copied it to this computer or restored it from a
backup
2. Someone else gave it to me and I would like to own it

When i select either of the above, I am taken to a Adobe DRM Activator
site and then nothing works.

I am just not able to view the PDF. Can anyone suggest me how to view
the same?

Thanks in advance.

anirban
Re: ownership has not been established
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Author: Row
Date: Wed, 27 Sep 2006 08:07
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Hi bandas,

I sugest contacting the company that you purchased the e-book from and
asking them how to transfer your e-book from one machine to another.
The company that sold you the E-book should be able to tell you how to
successfully do this.

I did a quick search in Google Groups and find that a ton of people
have been experiencing similar issues to you.

Searched Google Groups for "Adobe DRM Activator"...
http://groups.google.com/groups/search?q=Adobe+DRM+Activator&qt_s=Search

I hope this helps.

- Rowan.
___________________________________
The Acrobat(r) alternative is here...
http://www.nitropdf.com

bandas wrote:
> I had purchased a E-book which came to me in the form of a PDF file. I
> had downloaded that PDF in computer A. Now I have switched to Computer
> B. When I try to open that file i get the message saying :
>
> "This document cannot be opened because its ownership has not been
> established on this computer."
>
> It then gives me two options :
>
> 1. I owned it and I copied it to this computer or restored it from a
> backup
> 2. Someone else gave it to me and I would like to own it
>
> When i select either of the above, I am taken to a Adobe DRM Activator
> site and then nothing works.
>
> I am just not able to view the PDF. Can anyone suggest me how to view
> the same?
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> 
> anirban
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