Setup BitRaam for the Mac

BitRaam-QT.App on your MacIntosh desktop

First Time Ever Installation
(Not an Updgrade from a previous installation)

1. Download BitRaam..Zip (including Disk iMaGe) container BitRaam-5.1.0-x86_64-apple-darwin.zip BitRaam 5.1 requires at least MacOS 13 or later.*	In the lower left corner you will be prompted to open the Zip file.
2. Drag the BitRaam-QT.App from the BitRaam-QT.dmg to your Applications folder	Your screen might look like this for dragging BitRaam to the App folder
Verifying BitRaam	Cannot open - Unidentified Developer
System Preferences	Security & Privacy
Verifying BitRaam	"BitRaam-Qt.app" is from an unidentified developer. Are you sure you want to open it? Open
"BitRaam-Qt.app" is from an unidentified developer. Are you sure you want to open it? Open	BitRaam 4.2.5 Loading block index...
Mac Applications = *.app	3. Launch the BitRaam app
4. Success! It may take about 20 minutes to update the Block Chain files from 2014, but only this first time.	Thereafter the BitRaam wallet will load quickly, unless you don't use it for months, then it may need some minutes to catch up on the block chain files. more Mac screens

2. Upgrade Installation

We have to delete some old files and folders for the new version to install correctly.
It is safest to backup your WALLET.DAT

Such as from Bitraam3/BitRaam-Qt.dmg or Bitraam4.2.5/BitRaam-Qt.dmg

GetInfo - verify which version year Always use the latest version	Shift + Command + . (period) in MacIntosh Hard Disk shows all hidden files
4 Easy Ways to Show Hidden Files and Folders on a Mac	* Finder, Go > Computer > Macintosh HD and press Shift +Command +. (period) * Terminal, enter command "defaults write com.apple.Finder AppleShowAllFiles true" * third-party file managers may have an option for this * Open Finder then Option + Go to reveal Library folder

* BitRaam 5.1 requires at least MacOS 13 or later.
Otherwise it will say: