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I use 3 e-textbooks. 2 from McGraw Hill Connect, 1 from ALEKS, and I've successfully ripped most of them into epubs that I open with Calibre on Windows. Have not found a way to extract the ALEKS textbook yet but whatever, that's the least of my worries. I'm about to deDRM them. Have never done anything like this before so I'm hoping it'll be successful the first time.

Will that get rid of the time limit I have? Will I be able to open these textbooks 2 years from now and still be able to use them? If not, how can I do that? I don't want to give these to anybody else I just want them for personal use but I want to be able to have them for as long as I want
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can you share the epubs please
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screenshot every page lol



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