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Downloading eBook on tablets, iPhone, iPad and Android devices
Step 1:
Download the App Bluefire Reader. Apple devices from the App Store, from Android devices from Google Play store
Step 2:
Authorize the Balefire Reader App with your Adobe ID. If you haven’t got an Adobe ID click on ‘Create a free Adobe ID’.
Step 3:
Find the eBook on the library catalogue and click on ‘Connect to full text’
Step 4:
Click on Sign in.
Step 5:
Login in with your UniKey or Library card details.
Step 6:
Click on ‘Borrow’ to add the eBook to your account.
The eBook will be ready to download after borrowing. Click on ‘Download’.
Bluefire Reader has already been installed on your device from step 1. You will be given the option to open the eBook through Bluefire Reader. Click on ‘Open in Bluefire Reader”
Step 9:
eBook downloading in device.
Step 10:
Once Download is complete, you can now read the eBooks on your device.
Part 2:
Downloading on PC/MAC
Step 1:
Download the free program Adobe Digital Edition https://www.adobe.com/au/solutions/ebook/digital-editions/download.html following the steps of installment.
Step 2:
Follow steps 3-6 on your PC/Mac
Step 3:
The eBook will be ready to download after borrowing. Click on ‘Download’.
Step 4:
Open the epub.asm file on your PC or MAC
Step 5:
Once you open the file you will have two options authorize the Adobe Digital Edition with your adobe ID account, or you can tick the box on the bottom left hand corner – I want to authorize my computer without an ID. Choose your preferred option and click next to authorize PC/MAC.
Note: if you chose to authorize adobe without an ID, you will only be able to read this eBook on one device only.
Step 6:
Your eBook will be download and then ready to read. You can click on library on the top left-hand side to check how many days left. Once the eBook is expired you must download the eBook again.
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