First Release Manual BAL Plugin v0.6.1
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@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ BAL is an **external plugin**, so it is added from a `.zip` file:
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4. Some plugins (hardware wallets) are enabled automatically when you create or restore a hardware wallet.
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{ .screenshot }
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*Selecting the plugin archive.*
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*Selecting the plugin archive, and click Open.*
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### First-time setup: the plugin authorization password
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## 4. Check that it loaded
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After restarting you will see two new tabs in the Electrum window: **HEIRS** and **WILL**.
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After restarting you will see a new tab in the Electrum window: **WILL** and **BAL ICON** at the bottom right.
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*HEIRS is where you define who inherits; WILL shows the technical state of your inheritance transactions.*
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*WILL shows the technical state of your inheritance transactions.*
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Next: [create your first will](quick-start.md).
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## Platform-specific notes
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Step-by-step installation notes for specific platforms are kept in their own repositories:
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- [Windows installation](https://bitcoin-after.life/gitea/bitcoinafterlife/bal_plugin_windows_installation)
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- [Linux installation](https://bitcoin-after.life/gitea/bitcoinafterlife/bal_plugin_linux_installation)
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## More on Electrum plugins
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For how Electrum's plugin system works in general — internal vs external plugins, the
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authorization password, and the plugin directory — see the official reference:
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[plugins.electrum.org](https://plugins.electrum.org/)
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!!! question "Still have a question?"
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The [FAQ](../faq.md) answers the most common ones — costs, hardware wallets,
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privacy, and what happens if a Will-Executor disappears.
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