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Article #42error reading voucher: 10, permission to use this document has expired
From: Robert_Springthorpe
Date: Fri, 02 Jul 2004 21:47
Date: Fri, 02 Jul 2004 21:47
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Have read many e-books using Palmreader, but now that SimonSays.com have stopped offering in this format I tried my first Adobe format. Not a good experience so far... I've downloaded 'Wolves of the Calla' and installed to my Sony Clie via 'My Bookshelf'. However, when I try to open on my Clie I get the message: Error reading voucher: 10 followed by: Permission to use this document has expired. I have tried the fixes recommended to another use on Feb 11, but they don't seem to apply. Have tried loading both on a memory card and direct to RAM. There are no clock icons to indicate or check an expiry date. I have tried re installing both Adobe reader 6.0.1 and Palm Reader 3.0 but this has made no difference. Have also activated DRM for both PC and Palm. If I view the document properties on my PC the 'Content Copying or extraction' is set to 'Not Allowed'. Is this relevant? Help....
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