The Kobo eReader will come with the following items:
• USB Cable
• A Quickstart Guide
• 100 preloaded books
• Kobo Desktop Application saved on the device's memory
• 1 year limited warranty

The Quickstart guide will provide instructions on how to access the Kobo Desktop Application.

The Kobo eReader supports SD cards up to 4GB in size. SD High Capacity (SDHC) cards are not supported.

Yes, Kobo is committed to supporting all our products and will continue to support our original Bluetooth eReader. Questions? Contact us at help@kobobooks.com.

• Press the "Shop" button
• Use the "Directional Pad" and select "Turn on Wireless"
o The Kobo Wi Fi will automatically search for any available networks
• Use the "Directional Pad" and scroll to the network you wish to join.
• Press the middle of the "Directional Pad" to select the network.
o Note: If the network is showing a padlock beside it that means it is secure and requires a password to join.
• To join a secure network use the virtual keyboard and enter the password
• Select "Join Network"
• You’re now connected, when you return to the "Wi Fi" screen you will see a checkmark next to the name of the network you’ve joined

• Press the “Shop” button
• Use the “Directional Pad” to and select “Wireless Settings”
• Use the “Directional Pad” and select “Add Network”
o Your Kobo WiFi will prompt you to enter information about the network.
• Use the virtual keyboard and enter the network’s name
o This is also called SSID
• Use the “Directional Pad” and select the type of security used by the network
o The Kobo WiFi can connect to networks that use WEP, WPA, or WAP2 personal security
• Using the virtual keyboard enter the password for the network
• Use the “Directional Pad” and select “Join Network”
• If you’re successful connecting to the network it will be added to your list of “Known Networks”
o If your Kobo WiFi cannot connect to the network it will return you to the set-up page. Check that you entered the correct information and try re-joining the network

The Kobo Wi Fi does not have the capability of connecting to other websites. It will allow you to browse the Kobo bookstore.

There are three types of updates, mandatory, optional, and recommended. With mandatory releases you will have to install those. With the optional and recommended updates you can choose whether or not to update your Kobo Wi Fi.

Your Kobo Wi Fi will automatically check for updates when you connect to a Wireless network.

To update your Kobo Wi Fi:
• Connect to a Wireless network
o Your Kobo Wi Fi will automatically check to see if any updates are available. If an update is available your eReader will prompt you.
• Select “OK”
o Your Kobo Wi Fi will download the update
• When your eReader prompts you to finish the update, Restart your eReader

• Press the “Shop” button
• Use the “Directional Pad” and select “Turn Off Wireless”

• Press the “Shop” button
• Using the “Directional Pad” scroll down and select “Update Library”
o If you’re not connected to a wireless network the Kobo Wi Fi will prompt you to join one
o You will also need to ensure that you are signed in to your Kobo account.
• You will see a “Synchronizing” screen while the Kobo Wi Fi connects to the Kobo Store and updates your Library and Bookmarks
• Select “OK” when the update finishes.

When your Kobo Wi Fi is charging using the USB Cable you will see a red/violet light. When charging is complete the light will turn blue. Also if your battery level drops below 30% you will be unable to Shop using Wi Fi. You can check your battery status by pressing the “Menu” button. You battery level will be displayed at the bottom of the menu.

• Press the “Menu” button
• Using the “Directional Pad” select “Settings” from the menu
• Press the “Menu” button again and select “General” from the “Settings” sub menu
• Use the “Directional Pad” and select “Set Sleep & Power”
o To change the display settings when your Kobo Wi Fi is asleep highlight “On Sleep” and then press the left or right of the “Directional Pad”
o This switches the current settings between “Do Not Show Cover” and “Show Cover”
• Use the “Directional Pad” and select “Apply”

To wake up your eReader press the Power button at the top of the eReader and wait for the indicator light to flash.

• While reading, press the “Menu” button
• Select “Dictionary” from the menu
o This will allow you to move around the page and highlight a word using the “Directional Pad”
• Use the Navigation Pad to move up, down, left, and right until you highlight the word you want to look up.
• Press the centre of the “Directional Pad” to select the word
• Select “Dictionary” from the menu that appears
o Your eReader looks up the word and displays the meaning at the bottom of the screen.
• Press the “Back” button to go back to Reading

The Kobo Wi Fi supports ePub and PDF files. With respect to ePubs the Kobo can hold ePubs from third parties that use Abode Digital Rights Management.

• Press the “Menu” button
• Using the “Directional Pad” scroll down and select “Settings”
• Scroll down and select “Advanced”
• Press the “Menu” key again
• Scroll down and select “Settings”
• You can choose from either Video Poker or Blackjack

In order to read newspapers and magazines on your Kobo Wi Fi you must first subscribe to the publication that you are interested in via the Kobo Desktop Application or via www.kobobooks.com.

All newspaper and magazine subscriptions start with a free 14-day trial. To subscribe to a publication of interest click on the “Free Trail” button next to it’s name. Underneath the “Free Trail” button you will see the price as well as how often the periodical is delivered (monthly, weekly, or daily).

If you wish to save a newspaper or magazine this will have to be done via the Kobo Desktop Application. The Kobo Wi Fi will only keep 14 issues of your newspapers and magazines at anytime.

If your Kobo Wi Fi is connected to your PC via the USB Cable and the Kobo Desktop Application is up, you can click on “Sync” and your subscriptions will be downloaded to your eReader.

Another option is to have them delivered to your Kobo Wi Fi using a wireless network. For your subscriptions to be delivered wirelessly the network you are connected to must be known. Your subscriptions will be stored under the “News & Mags”.

To get to the “News & Mags” on your Kobo Wi Fi please follow these steps below:
• Press the “Menu” button
• Using the “Directional Pad” scroll down and select “News & Mags”.
• Here you will any newspaper and magazines that you are subscribed to.
o The word “New” will appear beside any unread issues.

If you don’t want your Kobo Wi Fi to automatically connect to the store each day to download new subscriptions you can turn off this feature by following these simple steps:
• Press the “Menu” key
• Select “Settings”
• Press the “Menu” key again and select “General” from the menu
• Using the “Directional Pad” select “Set News and Mags”
• Press left or right on the “Directional Pad” to change the “Daily Download” setting to “No”
• Select “Apply”

• Go to the “News & Mags” area
• Press the “Menu’ button and select how you would like them to be sorted:
o By Publication
o By Date
o By Last Read

• Select a publication from the “News & Mags” section
• Press the “Menu” button and select how you would like that issue to be sorted:
o Last Read
o By Date

Reading a newspaper and magazine is a bit different to reading an eBook as the publications are broken down by sections and articles, similar to a physical newspaper and magazine.

To read a newspaper or magazines please follow these steps:
• Select the publication you are interested in reading from the “News & Mags” section of the Kobo Wi Fi
• Select an issue to open the “Front Page”
• You now have the option to move around the publication in several ways
o Press left or right on the “Directional Pad” to turn pages
o Press the “Menu” button and choose “Next Section” or “Previous Section”
o If you are viewing a page that has links, press up and down on the “Directional Pad” to move between links.

• When reading the newspaper or magazine press the “Menu” button
• Select “Display”
• Select the size of font you want from the “Display” menu.

The latest version is V1.4. Kobo started loading that version on new eReaders as of July 2, 2010. Here's how to check which version you're on:

1. Power on your Kobo eReader
2. Press the Menu Key
3. Scroll down to and select "Settings"
4. Under Software Version the you will see 1.4 if upgraded and 1.0 if not

If your Kobo is not on V1.4, then you may get a prompt to upgrade the next time you open up your Kobo Desktop Application. Or, if you prefer, you can just click on the appropriate link to initiate the upgrade:

PC users
MAC users

In either case, you'll be walked through a few easy steps to upgrade your Desktop Application, followed by a nine-step process to upgrade your Kobo eReader. The process takes about 20 minutes to complete. You will need to re-download all of your eBooks and documents when the upgrade is complete.

Yes, the Kobo eReader comes with a 1-year Factory Defect Warranty. Visit www.koboereader.com/warranty.html to learn more.

No. Computer screens are bright and backlit, which is a common source of headaches and eye strain. Your Kobo eReader uses an E Ink screen that looks and reads just like paper. It is just as relaxing on your eyes as reading a paper book.

Up to 2 weeks, or roughly 8,000 page turns (depending on usage).

Your eReader comes with 1GB memory and holds up to 1000 titles, based on an average eBook size of 1MB. You can add more storage (up to 4GB) using the SD Memory card slot.

The Kobo eReader supports SD cards up to 4GB in size. SD High Capacity (SDHC) cards are not supported.

The Kobo eReader does not come with an AC power adapter. However, the eReader will charge using any mini-USB adapter such as those that come with iPhone (USB) or Blackberry devices. You can also find them at electronic stores.

If you plan on using the eReader overseas please ensure that you are using the correct voltage adapter prior to connecting the eReader to the outlet.

Kobo will have more accessories, such as chargers, available at a later date.

There will be a full line of accessories available for the Kobo eReader shortly such as cases and covers. Roots covers are available now, in five different colours.

You can get skins for your Kobo eReader at Gelaskins

Keep an eye on the website for more details.

The Kobo eReader desktop application can be installed on:
- Windows XP SP3 or higher (Windows Vista, Windows 7)
- Mac OSX 10.5 or higher on Intel-based Macs.

The Kobo eReader device will also be recognized by older operating systems which recognize USB drives. You can still load content to the Kobo eReader from older operating systems using Adobe Digital Editions.

We currently only support Windows XP with Service Pack 3 installed. Here is a quick walk through on how to confirm which Service Pack you are running as well as link to update your Service Pack.
1. Click on Start and then Control Panel.
2. Click on the Performance and Maintenance link. Note: If you're viewing the Classic View of Control Panel, you won't see this link. Simply double-click on the System icon and proceed to Step 4.
3. In the Performance and Maintenance window, click on the System Control Panel icon at the bottom of the window.
4. When the System Properties window opens it should default to the General tab. If not, choose it manually.
5. In the System: area of the General tab you'll find the operating system version and the service pack level.

Note: If you don't have any service pack installed, you won't see "Service Pack 0" or "Service Pack None" - there will be no reference to a service pack at all.

For more information you can check the following link: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/322389

Once you have installed Service Pack 3, try the installation of the Kobo Desktop Reader again.

The Kobo Desktop Application will not run on Mac OS 10.4 or earlier. But don't panic! You can still use Adobe Digital Editions to transfer your Kobo books to the eReader for reading. In the mean time, we are considering providing more extensive support for older OSX versions.

Click here for instructions on setting up Adobe Digital Editions for Mac.

Depending on other software installations you've made in the past, you may be experiencing conflicts because of old/out-of-date Windows .NET libraries. Below is a link to update your .NET libraries using Visual C++. Please click on the link below and install this on your PC. Once you have installed this link please connect your eReader to your PC again and it should start the download.

http://www.microsoft.com/

If you still experience issues installing the desktop application, please email Kobo at help@kobobooks.com

There is currently a known issue with the Blackberry Curve devices running Blackberry OS versions 4.5 and lower. This issue makes the devices unable to sync with the Kobo eReader using the Kobo Blackberry application.

Research In Motion, the makers of the Blackberry, are working on an software update to fix this issue, but we do not have a firm date for when this update will be released to the public. Once it is available, we will update this FAQ to provide you with clear instructions on how to install and use it.

You must have Adobe ® Flash Player installed to use ADE. Windows users need Adobe ® Flash Player 7. Mac users need Adobe ® Flash Player 8. JavaScript also needs to be enabled in your browser.

You need to enable the Bluetooth® technology on your Blackberry® smartphone to use this feature. Bluetooth® technology allows your electronic devices to wirelessly communicate with each other over short distances. Then, using the Kobo Application for Blackberry® smartphones, you first download the eBook to your Blackberry® smartphone, and then sync it with your Kobo eReader using Bluetooth® technology. Please note that syncing is not currently available for the Blackberry® Bold 9700 or the Blackberry® Curve 8300 running OS 4.5 or lower.

Yes, the eReader will always keep track of where you left off. Additionally, if your eReader device is synced to your Kobo Desktop Application during or after bookmarking, the bookmark will transfer to other devices (like your Blackberry® smartphone or iPhone mobile digital device) where you have installed a Kobo Application.

You can change the font you read, by choosing from 5 font sizes and 2 font styles (serif and sans serif). You can also choose your library view to sort by book cover or title and author. For PDF files, you have five options for magnification.

Using the USB cable to charge the eReader takes anywhere between 2 to 3 hours for a full charge when the battery is completely drained. This charge will last approximately 8000 page turns or two weeks of average reading. If you charge your eReader once a week, even after 5 years the battery will still have a 20% of its capacity left. It’s important to remember that the battery in the Kobo eReader is embedded which means it cannot be replaced. When you first use your eReader, there may be a small charge on the battery, or there may be no charge at all.

Press and hold the power button on the top of your eReader until you see a purple light come on. If this doesn't work, you may need to reset the device by sticking a paper clip into the small hole on the back of the case. Alternatively, your eReader's battery may have discharged. Use the supplied USB cable and connect it to your PC or laptop to charge.

For ePub and PDF documents that you loaded onto the device, simply connect your eReader to your PC or laptop and remove the files manually.

To remove books purchased from Kobo that appear in your Kobo Desktop Application’s library:
1. Log into www.kobobooks.com with your Kobo account, select ‘Library’.
2. Under the 'I’m Reading' tab, select the books you no longer want to see in your library and select 'Delete'. Don’t worry, since you have purchased these books, they are still available to you under the ‘Purchased’ tab.
3. Once you have finished deleting the undesired books, return to the Kobo Desktop application, and press ‘Update Library’. Your library will no longer have the books you deleted.

You can then sync this library with your Kobo eReader, and your eReader will be up to date as well.

First, make sure that your eReader is charged. You can reset the device by sticking a paper clip into the small hole on the back of the case. Five black boxes should appear on the screen afterwards. This means it is restarting and should work fine after this.

If you’re looking for the location of your recently added .pdf documents, please follow these simple steps:
1. Press the Menu key.
2. Under the Browse Menu scroll down to Documents
3. All of your uploaded .pdfs will display in a list format.
4. Scroll the document you wish to read and enjoy!

If you purchased a Kobo eReader from Indigo and it is defective, you can take it back to Indigo as long as it is within the normal return period (within 14 days after an in-store purchase, or within 30 days of shipping for online or kiosk purchases.

If it is past the return period but still within the 1 year warranty, email help@kobobooks.com and they will contact you with next steps for getting your eReader repaired.

The easiest way to tell if your Kobo eReader is off is to look at the bottom of the screen. If you see "PRESS POWER TO START READING" your device is off. You will also see the cover of the book that you were reading when you turned your eReader off.

This is because the ability to resize the eBook is dependant on the ePub file itself. Currently, the Kobo eReader is unable to resize fonts on some ePub files. If the ePub was purchased through Kobo this feature will work, however we cannot alter or adjust font sizes on some ePubs purchased through a different site such as the Sony Library. This also applies to some 3rd party books transferred to the Kobo eReader through Adobe Digital Editions.

Kobo is continuing to investigate ways to make this possible, and a solution will be made available in a future software upgrade.

The first time you sync your Kobo eReader, a couple of things are happening that take a few minutes.
1. Kobo is updating the Kobo eReader's software with the most recent version. (It's been a few weeks since it left the factory and they've made things better since then.)
2. Each of the books in your library is being transfered to the eReader. Each book takes 1-2 minutes, depending on its size. If you have 10 or more books, this will take 20+ minutes.

The good news: this will only happen the first time you sync. Afterwards, you will only transfer any new books you've purchased since your last sync.

Most books that are available in traditional formats are also available as eBooks. Kobo carries over 2 million titles and this list continues to grow. Kobo continues to work with publishers to make physical books available in eBook.

Subscriptions will be available for some magazines and newspapers from Kobo in late May 2010.

Yes, the 100 free eBooks are loaded onto your device at the factory. You currently cannot delete the preloaded books, though Kobo has currently added the ability to hide these free eBooks in it's latest upgrade.

As long as the eBook is in a supported format (ePub or PDF), and from an open platform provider, you will be able to download or transfer the eBook onto your Kobo eReader.

Gift cards can now be redeemed on Kobo.com for ebooks. Since Kobo is a separate company; you will need to create a new account with Kobo to purchase eBooks, magazines and newspaper subscriptions—therefore, you will not be able to use your Indigo online shopping account.

You will not be able to get your Indigo iRewards membership discount when purchasing an eBook.

The Kobo Desktop Application is software you install onto your PC or Mac computer, which allows you to manage your eBook library, shop for eBooks, transfer eBooks to your eReader, and read your eBooks on your computer. You can install the Kobo Desktop Application software when you first setup your eReader, or you can just download it from the Kobobooks.com. The Kobo Desktop Application is available to Kobo eReader users (plugging into computer initiates the download), and will be available to all Kobo customers in June 2010.

Though Kobo is affiliated with Indigo Books and Music, our websites are entirely separate. You must create a new account to purchase an eBook on our site because we don’t share account information with Indigo.

Currently Kobo does not have support for PDF reflow but are considering adding the feature in the near future. However, Kobo does support zoom capabilities when viewing a PDF.

As long as your local library supports Adobe Digital Right Management (DRM) you will be able to borrow eBooks and load them on to your Kobo eReader. Keep in mind that you will have to do this through Adobe Digital Editions (ADE). If you don’t have ADE, you can download it here: adobe.com/products/digitaleditions/

Simply click on one of the choices under the ‘Store’ heading in the Kobo Desktop Application to search or browse their extensive catalog of titles. You can also access the Kobo store from any of their smartphone applications or at kobobooks.com.

Once you have purchased your books, ensure your library is up to date by clicking the ‘update’ library button. All your purchased books should appear in your library. Ready to transfer your library to your eReader? Plug in your eReader to your computer and click ‘sync’ underneath the picture of the eReader. When the syncing process is complete, eject and unplug your eReader and your books will be waiting for you on the device.

You can add your own PDF documents to your Kobo eReader by connecting your eReader to your PC or laptop using the supplied USB cable. The eReader will become available as a removable storage device. Drag-and-drop your PDF files onto the eReader.

If you have an external SD card (up to 4 GB), you can load PDFs on that, insert it into your eReader and your eReader will automatically detect new content.

.txt, .rtf, and .doc files are not currently supported.

Yes. The eReader supports PDF documents.

You can add your own PDF documents to your Kobo eReader by connecting it to your PC and laptop using the supplied USB cable.

The eReader will become available as a removable storage device. Drag-and-drop your PDF files onto the eReader. If you have an external SD card (up to 4 GB), you can load PDFs on that, insert it into your eReader and your eReader will automatically detect new content.

To read your eBooks on your Sony Reader, follow these steps: (works for other E Ink devices too!)
• Connect the Sony Reader to your computer and launch Adobe ® Digital Editions. ADE automatically detects your Sony Reader and offers to authorize it with your Adobe ® ID.
• Both Digital Editions and the Sony Reader must be authorized to transfer protected content to and from the Sony Reader. Follow the instructions to authorize your computer. You will need to create an Adobe ® ID account, if you don’t have one already.
• The Sony Reader appears as a new bookshelf in your ADE library. Simply drag the eBook file into the Sony Reader.

'urllink.acsm' is the license allowing you to open the eBook in ADE. In order to open your book, you must find the file on your computer, then follow these instructions to open the file:
1. Right-click on the urllink.acsm file.
2. Select Open With, and choose 'Adobe Digital Editions'.
3. Click OK. ADE will open and download the eBook.

To import ePub files onto an eReader, you must first download the files to your computer and open them in an application like Adobe Digital Editions. Using this application, you can then transfer files directly to your eReader.

In order to transfer your Kobo book to another E Ink device, please follow these instructions:
1. Download Adobe Digital Editions to your computer using this link: www.adobe.com/products/digitaleditions/#download
2. Activate the software with your Adobe ID (during the setup of Digital Editions, it will prompt you to create an Adobe ID -- this is a separate login and password from your Kobo username/password).
3. Go into your Library on kobobooks.com.
4. Click on the title of the book you want to download.
5. Hit the blue download button beside the title.
6. A box should pop up giving you the choice of Open or Save.
7. Choose Save.
8. Right-click/Control-click the file. Select Open With, then select Adobe Digital Editions (ADE).
9. ADE should open and your book should download into Adobe Digital Editions.
10. Plug your E Ink device into your computer.
11. Your E Ink device should appear in the left menu of Adobe Digital Editions.
12. Drag the books you wish to transfer to your E Ink device.

To import ePub files onto an eReader, you must first download the files to your computer and open them in an application like Adobe Digital Editions. Using this application, you can then transfer files directly to your eReader.

In order to transfer your Kobo book to another E Ink device using a Mac, please follow these instructions:
1. Download Adobe Digital Editions to your computer using this link: www.adobe.com/products/digitaleditions/#download
2. Activate the software with your Adobe ID.
3. Go into your Library on kobobooks.com.
4. Click on the title of the book you want to download.
5. Hit the blue download button beside the title.
6. A box should pop up giving you the choice of Open or Save.
7. Choose Save.
8. Right-click/Control-click the file. Select Open With, then select ADE.
9. ADE should open and your book should download.
10. Plug your E Ink device into your computer, and it should appear as an icon in the ADE program.
11. Drag any books you'd like to read from your ADE library to your Sony Reader.
12. Unplug your Reader and you're ready to read!

ePub files purchased on kobobooks.com can be read on the following Sony Portable Readers:
• PRS-300 Reader Pocket Edition
• PRS-505 Reader Digital Book
• PRS-600 Reader Touch Edition
• PRS-700BC Reader Digital Book

ePub files purchased on kobobooks.com can also be read on the following eReading devices:
• Aluratek Libre eBook Reader Pro
• Asktak (EZ Reader, EZ Reader Pocket Pro, Mentor)
• Barnes & Noble Nook
• BeBook (One, Mini)
• Bookeen (Cybook Opus, Gen 3)
• COOL-ER Classic
• Elonex eBook 600
• HanLin eBook (V3, V5)
• IREX Digital Reader 1000S
• Kobo eReader
• Neolux NUUT2

No, an eReader device (like the Kobo eReader) probably provides the best eReading experience, but you can also read eBooks from Kobo on select tablets and smartphones (see the current list of supported phones here kobobooks.com/smartphones, your computer, and many other eReader devices, such as the Sony Reader™. There are, however, many benefits to the Kobo eReader, such as the book-like reading experience using E Ink technology on a 6-inch screen. The Kobo eReader is easy to use, slim and lightweight with 1GB of built-in storage that can store up to 1000 titles.

Yes, you can read your Kobo eBooks on the Sony Reader™. See instructions here kobobooks.com/faq#9 on how to do so.

No, due to publisher copyright constraints, you cannot currently share your Kobo eBook purchases with others. Kobo is working with publishers on lending and family access, so it will hopefully be available in the future.

Yes, all of your eBook purchases can be downloaded on your Kobo eReader, on select smartphones where you have already downloaded a Kobo Application, and your computer using the Kobo Desktop Application. Kobo lets you enjoy reading your eBook with the device that is most convenient for you at the moment.

Absolutely. The Kobo reading service allows you to read your eBooks across multiple platforms, including your Kobo eReader, select smartphones, and your computer, using Kobo applications available for those platforms.

You can also download the ePub versions of your purchased books and load them on to any eReader that supports Reader®Mobile Technology from Adobe Systems Inc.

Kobo content cannot be read on the Kindle at this time. Here is a list of eReading devices they do support:

Sony Reader:
• PRS-300 Reader Pocket Edition
• PRS-600 Reader Touch Edition
• PRS-505 Reader Digital Edition
• PRS-700BC Reader Digital Edition

Asktak:
• EZ Reader
• EZ Reader Pocket Pro
• Mentor

BeBook:
• One
• Mini

Bookeen:
• Cybook Opus
• Cybook Gen 3

COOL-ER Classic

Elonex eBook 600

HanLin eBook:
• HanLin V3
• HanLin V5

IREX Digital Reader 1000S

Neolux NUUT2

An ePub (electronic publication) is a free and open eBook standard for 'reflowable' content, meaning that the text display can be optimized depending on the device or hardware being used. It has been embraced by many publishing and technology companies, including Sony, Google, Random House, Harper Collins and Adobe®. You can read ePub formatted books on your computer, on many mobile devices, such as iPhone, iPad and BlackBerry, and on select eReaders such as the Kobo eReader and Sony Reader. In order to read an eBook using Adobe® Digital Editions, it must be an ePub.

Adobe® Digital Editions is a free eBook reader. It can be used to read ePub and PDF files. You can use it to read eBooks offline on your computer, and on many eReading devices.

Click here to download Adobe® Digital Editions, Version 1.7.1. It’s free!

You will be asked to activate ADE the first time you open the program. You can activate anonymously or with an Adobe® ID. If you activate anonymously, you will only be able to download your eBooks to a single computer, and you will not be able to transfer your eBooks to an eReading device. If you activate with an Adobe® ID, you will be able to download your eBooks to up to 6 computers and devices.