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Hi thisbejim, Why did you remove the storage `delete()` function contributed by mschrimpf and replaced it with your old code?

I have a raw working prototype to get around the latest hurdle. My code also manipulates the HTTP `cookies` to get past it, but in an elaborate way. I see...

First, please download the latest version. There have been some updates. Ensure any `.xlsx` file is deleted from the `./downloads` folder before you run the Python script (or `run_VirtualEnv.bat`) for...

Springer had updated the Excel file with a different name, but the Python script tried to download from the old link; therefore the error you encountered. Alex has fixed the...

After `git fetch`, did you `git merge`? If you didn't, it wouldn't be in your working directory and therefore you were still running the older script. I suggest `git pull`...

The indices are on the `A` column. The column is immediately to the left of the `Book Title`.

![indices](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2726488/80720763-f9451780-8b2f-11ea-9667-1195b060f39f.png)

You are right, the original Excel file do not have column with the indices I was referring to. Try this (I know it is crude): ```bash python main.py -i 1...

To avoid confusion, I have amended the script to refer to the real Excel index instead of the newly injected index (red). This is fixed in PR #74. So now,...

Thanks for sharing. Yes, the code can be modified to accommodate the new CSV file. But, I fear it will share the same fate as the original free books, that...