thanks! it's not listed on the site so I guess i'll try to send again once the data is synced... painfully waiting 
Have you considered a lightweight client or a ewallet?
Topic: So I tried to send BTC and the Wallet client crashed? (Read 1106 times)
Have you considered a lightweight client or a ewallet?
thanks! it's not listed on the site so I guess i'll try to send again once the data is synced... painfully waiting
It's not in the transaction list yet, as I'm not fully updated yet.
So there's no faster way to know if I've sent the funds until I'm fully synced?
If it's not in the transaction list then I don't think the transaction was completed. If you know the address you sent to you can check if the transaction appears on blockchain.info. If it's not there then it didn't happen. So there's no faster way to know if I've sent the funds until I'm fully synced?
It's not in the transaction list yet, as I'm not fully updated yet.
So there's no faster way to know if I've sent the funds until I'm fully synced?
So there's no faster way to know if I've sent the funds until I'm fully synced?
So I tried to send some BTC before my Wallet is fully synced,
I hit send, and then the BTC client froze had to force quit it,
Do I need to send the funds again? or will it automatically resend once I'm up to date?
It will automatically rebroadcast the transaction if it is shown in the transaction list. I hit send, and then the BTC client froze had to force quit it,
Do I need to send the funds again? or will it automatically resend once I'm up to date?
So I tried to send some BTC before my Wallet is fully synced,
I hit send, and then the BTC client froze had to force quit it,
Do I need to send the funds again? or will it automatically resend once I'm up to date?
I hit send, and then the BTC client froze had to force quit it,
Do I need to send the funds again? or will it automatically resend once I'm up to date?
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