Okay I understand your intention 
Two more question ->
- When my armory wallet is encrypted, is the paper wallet encrypted too?
- Do I have to worry that the wallet format of the paper wallet is no more supported in x years !?
I really love your client and hope you won't stop the development someday!
Two more question
->- When my armory wallet is encrypted, is the paper wallet encrypted too?
- Do I have to worry that the wallet format of the paper wallet is no more supported in x years !?
I really love your client and hope you won't stop the development someday!
Paper backups are never encrypted. Part of the reason is to guarantee that you have a useful backup in X years when you need it -- and most people would forget the encryption passphrase by then and it would be like not having a backup at all.
The paper backup displays the "Wallet Version", which is all you need to know. Even though I'm making a new wallet version now, I will still support the old one. Even in 10 years, any prior version of Armory that ever worked will let you recover the wallet and print off a list of all your private keys. Either way, the code to create the private keys from your paper backup should be a permanent part of Armory, even if Armory doesn't produce those wallets anymore, but because I promised you it would still work 10 years from now
I've written the paper backup on notes by hand (I don't own a printer) and haven't noted the version of the wallet. It this a necessity?
that's a good thing. ink rollers can't be stolen!
just make sure you can distinguish between 0OIl's.