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  If you agree to use Adobe DRM software: Further Notes: Downloading Your eBook Here's an overview of the download process: A. The big brown button first checks to see if your machine has Digital Editions already. If not, it will ask you if you want to install it. If you have an older version, it will ask if it can update your version. B. The first time Digital Editions is opened, it will ask you to "Authorize" your computer. It wants you to associate your machine with an Adobe ID. If you don't have an Adobe ID, you can choose the small "get an Adobe ID online" link to set one up. (It's free.) Some people already have Adobe IDs, from using Photoshop or other Adobe products. Here's why to authorize: If you authorize your computer with an Adobe ID, you will be able to open the same book file on up to five other computers or devices authorized to the same Adobe ID. If you choose "Don't Authorize," your book file will only be able to live on the first machine it opens on; it can't be moved elsewhere. C. The last step is book delivery--there's a very small file, called URLLink.acsm, that needs to be downloaded to your computer. When it opens in Digital Editions, it will launch your electronic book.