Adobe Digital Editions is used to read and manage electronic books and is the perfect software to capitalize on the quickly expanding ebook market. Adobe Digital Editions was developed by Adobe Systems and was initially created using the Adobe Flash software.
Adobe Digital Editions uses the EPUB, XHTML and PDF file extensions, into which many ebooks are stored. Adobe Digital Editions has a number of features that are common with other ebook readers to make the reading process quicker and more pleasing to the eye. It is also well suited for storing and organizing your ebook collection.
Adobe Digital Editions, as with many other electronic book readers and with many ebooks in general, uses DRM, which stands for Digital Rights Management and denotes an anti-sharing and anti-piracy application that can protect ebooks from unauthorized access, use and sharing. Adobe Digital Editions is compatible with the Microsoft Windows and Apple Mac Operating Systems and there was also discussion of a Linux version, but this has yet to materialize. Though Adobe Digital Editions was first created in Flash, the Flash player is no longer supported with this program.
