user5254: I see that in Armory, I can click on "receive bitcoins" any number of times, and it generates a new as-yet unused address every time. So I could potentially send coins to address 1000, and have 999 unused addresses before it. 
I'm wondering, when you import a deterministic wallet,  how many of the addresses does it check to see if they have activity? 

user19476: By default, Armory will check 100 addresses, but this can be changed with --keypool command-line option.

5254: <p>I see that in Armory, I can click on "receive bitcoins" any number of times, and it generates a new as-yet unused address every time. So I could potentially send coins to address 1000, and have 999 unused addresses before it. </p>

<p>I'm wondering, when you import a deterministic wallet,  how many of the addresses does it check to see if they have activity? </p>
 19476: <p>By default, Armory will check 100 addresses, but this can be changed with <code>--keypool</code> command-line option.</p>
