#BLUEFIRE READER ANDROID WONT TURN ON DOWNLOAD#

That would allow me to finish a book in case I get busy doing something else. I am looking forward to trying out the Overdrive eBooks to see if they will stay checked out on the reader until actually closed like they do on my nook. Have you tried the method listed where you bypass ADE completely with your downloaded Overdrive Library acsm file and e-mail the file to your iPad/Phone/Touch and then open with Bluefire? It still will have the same expiration date on the BFR. I almost think it is the problem of Adobe Digital Editions. I have had the same problems with a couple of my Sony Readers in the past while trying to re-check out a Overdrive eBook when I had many days left before expiration. And it looks like once you return a book you can never check it out again, which is kind of a bummer since my library only loans for 14 days, and if I can't finish a book in time and want to check it out again, I can't.' So there's definitely something wonky with the authorizations if you're trying to transfer a book that's been checked out for a while, even if it hasn't expired yet. This time, I get the blank cover with circle and line through it and 'This loaned item can no longer be accessed.' * I then decided to return book 'B' and try checking it out again.

I transferred it to BFR, but again I get the blank cover with circle and line through it and the error message: 'This loaned item can no longer be accessed.' And yet, it's newly checked out with 14 days left and opens fine in ADE. * I then returned book 'A' and checked it out again. These all transferred fine and opened no problem. * I then tried checking out some new books ('B,' 'C' and 'D'). When I tried to open it, I got: 'This loaned item can no longer be accessed.' However, it opens fine in ADE and has 6 days left before it expires. I successfully transferred it to BFR via iTunes, but the cover was blank with a circle and line through it. * I checked out book 'A' about a week ago. I'm getting the same kind of error as dieterpops. I do want to help libraries implement that if that is what they want to do.

#BLUEFIRE READER ANDROID WONT TURN ON DOWNLOAD#

It is possible to create links that would download books directly to Bluefire Reader, or give the user the choice what app to download to. Anyway, thanks for helping make libraries stay relevant in this increasingly digital world! (Kindle, maybe someday they'll catch up.) I wish I could offer up my library for your request but I don't think they'd go for it - but if you like I could post your query to Publib, the librarian's listserv? Although I can't locate your request in this thread anymore, so maybe you don't need it. So now ereader purchasing library patrons have the option of Ipads as well as Sony & Nook. Micah, as a librarian and future ipad owner (hey, Christmas is coming.), I just want to say that you and your team are the complete and utter bomb! I am probably unreasonably excited about you guys making Apple products compatible with library ebooks, but hooray! I used your instructions from to transfer a book to my iphone and success!!! I was able to open it and read it easy peasy.

Bluefire reader android wont turn on