Quote from: Aethereal on Today at 03:53:59 PM

Hello,
to fully work, Armory need a local copy of the entire blockchain trough a running bitcoind process (or at least as far as I know).
But, you can still run it in "offline" mode and "Restore" the paper wallets. This should allow you to retrieve the bitcoin addresses (and their private keys) that you can use on a public blockchain to look at the current balance or (with the private keys) import them in a different wallet program.
What could be tricky is that, since you aren't accessing the blockchain, Armory can't detect automatically which addresses were actually in use. You might have, with the help of some more experienced use, to make Armory generate for you a list of additional addresses than the "default" ones you'll see when restoring the paper wallet and manually check all of them.

Not quite sure i understand how to even how to download Armory . I will try another day opening it on my laptop and your reply near me. Thank you for your help very much