Change destination folder.

There is any way to change the destination folder of my books in "adobe digital editions" I tried everithing and it keeps saving the archives in the digital book memory instead of doing it on the sd memory card.
Thanks

No, the download folder is hard coded to be the (My) Digital Editions folder, which must be in the OS user's (My) Documents folder. ( It's My Documents on Windows, and Documents on Mac).

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