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Bitcoin Armory made me do it... https://bitcoinarmory.com/

More advanced than Bitcoin Qt, but you can create one wallet and send funds with the same sending/signing address.

It´s look pretty...but 24 hours synchronization witch network is horrible

But i go on it Grin

24 hours synchronization? Mines like 4min to 6min MAX

But you need Bitcoin Qt too...

Armory guick start guide: Directions:
Install and run Bitcoin-Qt (or bitcoind) on the internet connected computer
Wait for Bitcoin-Qt to synchronize with the network. This will take a painfully long time the first time (potentially 24 hours!), but it should only be a few minutes on subsequent loads. You will see a green checkmark in bottom-right corner of Bitcoin-Qt when it is ready.

Warning - your computer should be pretty high end (with 4+ GB ram) to support Armory. My poor escrow netbook can only run offline Armory as trying to get it online will crash the system.

Its not problem... I have 8 GB ram and AMD 8350 Eight core procesor runing on 5.0 GHz Grin