I cannot install ADE
Try using another browser. Check out the help pages at: https://helpx.adobe.com/digital-editions/kb/cant-install-digital-editions.html
I get an error message: “Activation Server Error” or “Connection Error”
This means that ADE could not connect to the server from which it was supposed to retrieve authentication information. Confirm that you are connected to the network (for example, open your browser and try to navigate to a web site). Typically, retrying resolves this problem
My book is not in my ADE library
Look in your 'downloads' folder. Move the .acsm file into ADE application (in your c drive/program files/adobe). Also select the program that you want to use to open these types of files.
In some cases, a book may become corrupted or inadvertently deleted. Or, ADE may report it is unable to find lending information. Simply go back to the library website, re-download the book, and re-open it in ADE
My book is formatted incorrectly
Documents may produce minor errors or warnings if a PDF file uses features not supported by ADE (for example, JPEG 2000 compression), or an EPUB document uses markup that is not recommended. In most cases, these minor warnings and errors do not produce any visible problems, but the book may not be rendered exactly as the author intended
The Getting Started with Adobe Digital Editions help document has lots of extra information
Why can't I download an eBook?
Some eBooks are only available to read online. Check your specific provider in the eBooks guide.
Why can't I read an eBook?
Some eBooks allow a certain number of users to access them at one time. Another student may be reading the book. Wait and try accessing it in half an hour.
How do I download an eBook?
Different eBook providers may have different requirements regarding software needed. The eBooks guide lists the different providers and their requirements.
Why can't I print a chapter?
Generally copyright rules state you can print or copy 10% of a book. Each book may have slightly different allowances and this will be shown on the opening page of the book, e.g.
