Nook can't recognize ADE's */acsm file types.

Previous ADE file types */prn worked fine on my Nook. Now I'm getting */acsm files from my library via ADE. Nook doesn't recognize them. Others have posted this problem. Will ADE help us?

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changing
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http://www.apple.com/iphone/specs.html
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