Calibre supports Linux, if you meet any problems when running calibre drm plugins on Linux, please contact Alf team to ask for help as I didn’t test Calibre DRM Removal for eBooks on Linux.ģ. Here what I introduced are all tested on my personal Windows laptop and Mac computer. DeDRM tools only work on our own purchased eBooks, eTextbooks and rented eBooks are not supported.Ĥ. Apple books and Nook ePubs are not supported now.ģ. This post introduces exactly how to dedrm eBooks from Kindle, Kobo and Adobe Digital Editions (such as Google Play books) files.

DON’T resell those drm free eBooks and respect every author please.Ģ. DeDRM from eBooks is acceptable only when you want to backup or share your own files.

In this post, I’ll focus on DeDRM with Calibre for Kindle/Kobo/ACSM eBooks part by part - and 10+ exclusive and effective solutions if you meet errors.ĭisclaimer:ġ. When talking about Calibre DRM Removal 2020, we will know that we should add DeDRM tools to Calibre because they are must-have if we want to remove DRM from eBooks with Calibre. Plus now you know what the funny symbols are on the menus so you can start learning all the cool keyboard shortcuts for the apps you use.Nomber_key:000665 Now you won’t accidentally mess up passwords because your caps lock is on, or other times when you don’t want caps!

If you have an external keyboard attached, repeat for it (when it’s attached).

From the window that pops up, next to “caps lock” choose “No action” from the menu and click “OK.” Then you can close the Keyboard Prefs pane.

Click the “modifier keys” button in the corner.

Open your System Preferences and click Keyboard.

Now, how many of you remember open-apple and closed-apple from the Apple II days? Yeah those were good times.Īs a final Sunday tip for you, if you’re like me with fairly clumsy fingers, you might think about disabling your caps lock key. I know a lot of you are going “Oh! That’s what that funny symbol is!” Yep, exactly. I’m wondering if I got the command right or if the beeping is “normal.” Ah but wonder no more! Thanks to the awesome folks at OS X Daily we now have a nice quick reference panel: Frankly, it always takes me a minute to recognize the symbol for “control” versus “option” versus “esc”.

Learning the shortcuts is easy, command-shift-s, shift-option-a…, but in OS X we don’t just have words to describe a command key, we have symbols too. One of the best power-user tips I have to pass on is to learn the keyboard shortcuts for as many tasks as you can.

Symbols on mac keyboard