HT2534 I installed the Kobo app and the logo appears on my screen but when I try to activiate it, my password and email address is not recognizied.  Is my password the same as my Apple ID password?

I installed the Kobo app on my Ipad mini and the logo appears on my screen b ut when I try to activate it a password is asked for.  I entered my Apple ID password.  Is this not correct?

No, you need to use the account id and password that you've set up with Kobo, the app is linked to your account with them so that you can download your kobo purchases into it

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