MEDITRONO Pharmacy for Windows x64 — preview 0.1.0

Install
1. Download and extract the ZIP to a folder you control.
2. Run pharmacy-ui.exe.
3. Windows may show a warning because this preview is not code-signed.

First use
1. Create an account at https://pharmacy.meditrono.duckdns.org/.
2. Create a branch and activation code in the portal.
3. Activate the desktop using that code.
4. Set up the local pharmacy administrator.

During initial desktop administrator setup, save the one-time local recovery
code shown on screen. It can reset that administrator's local password without
Internet access. Existing administrators can create a code in Settings >
Security by confirming their current password. The code is shown once; another
code replaces it. A lost code cannot be reconstructed from the database.

The desktop stays signed in by default. It stores a random 30-day device token in the
operating-system credential vault and only its digest in SQLite, never the
password. Explicit sign-out revokes remembered logins for this account. Disabling a user,
changing their password, or using a recovery code invalidates the token.

The desktop keeps local pharmacy data in SQLite and can continue normal pharmacy
work offline after activation while its signed entitlement remains valid.
Committed transactions upload when connectivity returns. The cloud is not a
full backup of the local SQLite database; keep independent local backups.

The application stores pharmacy data in a local SQLite database in your
Windows user application-data directory. Keep independent backups of that
database. The cloud is not a full backup of local pharmacy records.

Purchasing, stock intake, inventory, sales, and history work locally. A network
connection is used for activation, entitlement refresh, the optional shared
medicine catalog update, and uploading committed transactions. The application
does not require a continuous connection for ordinary local work.

This is an early preview. Test it on a non-production machine before relying
on it for business operations.
