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2. How exactly does that work, if you've already downloaded it?

Tue Jun 5, 2012, 08:32 AM

Jun 2012

"After 14 days you can't read it anymore unless you renew, like a regular book. "

would it just disappear from your Kindle or nook?

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Did you know that libraries lend ebooks now? [View all] Kablooie Jun 2012 OP

I just read an article yesterday... mvccd1000 Jun 2012 #1

How exactly does that work, if you've already downloaded it? raccoon Jun 2012 #2

On the Amazon Lending Library... mvccd1000 Jun 2012 #3

You can download up to 5 books at a time from my library. Kablooie Jun 2012 #5

I'm not sure. I'll keep my book over 14 days and find out. Kablooie Jun 2012 #4

Would the library use YOUR clock or their clock? dixiegrrrrl Jun 2012 #8

darn...wish I had thought of the clock idea way back when.... dixiegrrrrl Jun 2012 #11

Alas for the old gamers' trick, getting old in mke Jun 2012 #13

Wisconsin Public Library Consortium getting old in mke Jun 2012 #6

what is to stop me from copying the book to Calibre dixiegrrrrl Jun 2012 #9

If you make a copy getting old in mke Jun 2012 #12