Hey there,

I updated my paperWallet generation tool to also do PTS and uploaded it to github.
For those who do not know what LaTeX is: wait for something easier to use, i.e. bitaddress for PTS

Maybe I am gonna merge all those branches into somewhing more convinient in future .. but until then you may fiddle around with it.

Requirements:

• bitcoind or bitcoin-qt
• Pyhton (bitcoinrpc/requests/json/subprocess)
• vanitygen
• LaTeX distribution, i.e., texlive/miktex (Packages: tikz,pst-barcode,auto-pst-pdf/csvtools)

Code:
https://github.com/xeroc/LaTeX-PaperWallet

Create PaperWallet:
1)    Store address and privkey in csv file
        using import-wallet.py to get the keys from bitcoind or bitcoin-qy $ python2 import-wallet.py > wallet.csv
        using generate-wallet.sh to generate keys with have an address matching a pattern (e.g. start with 1Fuu) $ ./generate-wallet.sh -k 1Pattern press Ctrl + C when You have enough View/edit your wallet.csv
2)    Uncomment ONE note layout input line in 'paperWallet.tex' (line 41-48)
3)    Generate the PDF $ ./generate.sh
4)    Print
5)    Shred wallet.csv, pdfs and all generated files
6)    Donate to xeroc, vanitygen, charity ...

Resulting PDFs:
https://github.com/xeroc/LaTeX-PaperWallet/tree/master/examples


Tip:
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Thanks
to the great guys from openpaperwallet (https://github.com/openpaperwallet/openpaperwallet) who designed the notes under CC

setgenerate true ist nicht unbedingt notwendig, wenn du über das mining dropdown gewählt hast. sobald du hashes siehst, minest du.

Echt jetzt? Und ich hab mich schon gewundert, wie der 2hpm hinbekommt mit generate:false ;-) wieder was gelernt.

reminds me of openoffice and lord of the rings :-)

Why to do a offer to disappear 20 minutes later?