Doctofam for Windows — early access

This native Windows build adds automatic contact health-card reading.
Use x64 on Intel/AMD PCs, or arm64 on Windows ARM PCs.
It connects to the production Doctofam service. No developer setup is needed.

This early-access package is signed with Doctofam's self-signed certificate,
not a publicly trusted certificate or a Microsoft Store signature. Windows
requires an administrator to trust that exact certificate before installation.
If your organization's policy does not allow this, ask your IT administrator
or wait for the Microsoft Store release. Do not disable Windows security.

1. Extract this ZIP completely.
2. Inspect Doctofam.cer. Its SHA-1 thumbprint must be:
   39CFCBFC1D1C310842968BC5A904FD85CB6E9B8C
   Publisher: CN=77508100-D35D-47FB-99E3-D0FC017B4553
3. An administrator may install the public certificate using Certificate Import
   Wizard: Local Machine > Place all certificates in the following store >
   Trusted People. Do not use Trusted Root Certification Authorities.
4. Double-click Doctofam.msix and choose Install (or Update).
   If App Installer reports a missing dependency, install the matching package
   from Dependencies for your PC's architecture, then try again.
5. Open Doctofam, sign in, and insert the health card in the reader.
   A read opens the matching patient or a prefilled form; it does not save it.

Windows must have the Microsoft Edge WebView2 Evergreen Runtime installed.
The .NET and Windows App SDK runtimes are bundled in this package.

miniLector EVO: use a PC/SC-compatible reader. In the tested Parallels Windows
11 ARM64 setup, leave the USB reader on macOS and enable Parallels' "Share
smart card readers with Windows". Direct USB forwarding returned an unresponsive
card in that VM. A physical Intel/AMD Windows PC has not been hardware-tested.

This download does not configure automatic updates. Install a later signed
package or the Store release when available. Keep the same package identity.