Add new address (private key) easily

[TYDIRocks]

Source is in OP please stop asking
Hello after using Vanitygen (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=25804.0) for the first time I realized that it could be fairly hard for users to import their newly found address, and I'll admit I had some troubles myself. So I decided why not create a program to make it easier for users?

Following features:
- Import private key
- Add a label to it from the program

Requirements:
- Windows with .Net 3.5 installed (Tested on Windows 7)
- Bitcoin client running with bitcoin.conf already configured.

Please not that when you import your new key you will notice that Bitcoin may freeze for a minute or two, this is normal.

Download: http://www.mediafire.com/?e6tbxycxl4vamc9

Source: https://github.com/TYDIRocks/BitcoinPrivKeyImporter

If you feel I deserve a donation please donate here: 1TydiD57N9m54SrX7XNWhNTzJLN4msJNj

If I feel enough users use my program I will try to update it with bulk adding, a better gui and other requests.

Last of all, PLEASE LEAVE FEEDBACK

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[Raoul Duke]

an .exe? To import private keys? Where is the source code?

[TYDIRocks]

an .exe? To import private keys? Where is the source code?

It's coded in .net so that's why it's an exe. Is there a certain place you would like the source posted?

[Raoul Duke]

an .exe? To import private keys? Where is the source code?

It's coded in .net so that's why it's an exe. Is there a certain place you would like the source posted?

I don't want it. I don't use windows.
But you can be sure people will want it. It's a bad idea to run closed source programs that interface with bitcoin.

You can always use github or some similar service.

[legolouman]

an .exe? To import private keys? Where is the source code?

It's coded in .net so that's why it's an exe. Is there a certain place you would like the source posted?

I don't want it. I don't use windows.
But you can be sure people will want it. It's a bad idea to run closed source programs that interface with bitcoin.

You can always use github or some similar service.

I tried decompiling it, but it just couldn't pull code. This is about as far as my decompiler will let me go http://gyazo.com/f153e1ad603fcb756026ad7b3f195b86

[TYDIRocks]

I am in the process of setting up a Github account to post the source.

EDIT: Okay the source is in the OP.

[Stephen Gornick]

If I feel enough users use my program I will try to update it with bulk adding, a better gui and other requests.

Last of all, PLEASE LEAVE FEEDBACK

How about pool mode so that 3rd parties can create the key for the user securely?

 - http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=84569.0

[TYDIRocks]

If I feel enough users use my program I will try to update it with bulk adding, a better gui and other requests.

Last of all, PLEASE LEAVE FEEDBACK

How about pool mode so that 3rd parties can create the key for the user securely?

 - http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=84569.0

I'll look into that. I mostly made this program to use with Vanitygen and make it simpler to import what was from there. Would I have to create a miner for this pool? Because I'll admit my .Net knowledge is not that advanced.

[TYDIRocks]

Alright at least 5 of you have downloaded it, can I please get some feedback?

[phantastisch]

Works as advertised. Didn't even take more than 5 seconds. Thank you for this great little solution

[TYDIRocks]

No problem! Thanks for the reply and if you have any suggestions please feel free to tell me!

[Bitsky]

Why not simply use the Bitcoin client? It already has the option to add private keys.

Help -> Debug window -> Console:
importprivkey <privkey>

Certainly this is better than some program created by a random person.