Quote from: campuscoindev on July 06, 2018, 12:07:36 AM

CampusCoin is excited to present ---- CAMPUSCOIN DESKTOP WALLET V2.0.0.1 ----

CampusCoin Team has been hard at work to build this program as error free as possible, working in accordance with scope and design, and within budget for this important phase of our CampusCoin Desktop Code development. After passing the internal testing stage, CampusCoin then reached out to the community engaging volunteers to test the software and provide valuable feedback. CampusCoin is pleased to acknowledge all feedback was overwhelmingly positive, and v2.0.0.1 is in full release status.

Instructions:

New installation: -Take standard precautions with any new piece of software. -Extract the executable to your desktop or other favorite location -Run the program -Whitelist the program in your antivirus application if deemed necessary

Upgrade installation: -Make a backup of your existing CampusCoin wallet.dat file -Two Methods - Running and Not Running

If Not Running
Manually copy the wallet.dat to your chosen backup location

If Running
From Menu
- FILE
-> Backup Wallet

Close existing desktop wallet & confirm it is ended in Task Manager -Extract the executable to your favorite location (or overwrite the old executable) -Run the program -Whitelist the program in your antivirus application if deemed necessary

After the blockchain sync, your CampusCoin Desktop Wallet is a part of CampusCoin and a part of the future.
Get your CampusCoin Desktop Wallet v2.0.0.1 today: https://github.com/campuscoindev/CampusCoin-Source/releases/tag/2.0.0.1

DISCLAIMER: CampusCoin does not warrant the functions contained in the program will meet your requirements or that the operation of the program will be uninterrupted or error-free. Note: In no event will CampusCoin or its developers or its contractors be liable to you for any damages, including any lost profit, lost savings, lost patience or other incidental or consequential damage.

Can the software Dev's take a look in the future at the wallet code and remove all code lines that trigger false positives with virus detection software? This could be a issues with users and causes some unwanted confusion, I just got a alert when trying to open this zipped file with MalewareBytes.