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Solution to read encrypted eBooks on Palm TX or probably any Palm

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From: Derek_Wimmer
Date: Mon, 05 Feb 2007 20:27
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If you get "The document has not been encrypted using standard security handler and therefore cannot be opened" when you try to transfer eBooks to your palm, try this. (As long as it allows you to print). Open the eBook, click print but do not print to a printer print to microsoft document imaging, this will then pop up the print as an image, click tools in this window and select send text to word. It will take awhile but it uses the OCR text recognization and it won't be perfect but it definately will do. You then save the word doc and transfer it to your Palm. I don't check this site usually but wanted to help everyone with the same problem I had, before I figured it out that is. haha. If you have any questions or comments, email me at derekwimmer@yahoo.com. I hope this helps everyone.
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