diff --git a/retroshare-gui/src/gui/MessagesDialog.cpp b/retroshare-gui/src/gui/MessagesDialog.cpp index a92acea38..30f41e9b0 100644 --- a/retroshare-gui/src/gui/MessagesDialog.cpp +++ b/retroshare-gui/src/gui/MessagesDialog.cpp @@ -287,12 +287,15 @@ MessagesDialog::MessagesDialog(QWidget *parent) QString help_str = tr( "
Messages are like e-mail: you send/receive them from your friends when both of you are connected.
\ -It is also possible to send messages to non friends, using tunnels. Such messages are always encrypted. It is \
- recommended to cryptographically sign distant messages, as a proof of your identity, using the button \
- in the message composer window. Distant messages are not guarrantied to arrive, since this requires the distant peer to accept them (You need yourself to switch this on in Config-Messages).
Some additional features allow you to exchange data in messages: you may recommend files to your friends by pasting file links, \ - or recommend friends-to-be to other friends, in order to streathen your network.
\ +Retroshare has its own internal email system. You can send/receive emails to/from connected friend nodes.
\ +It is also possible to send messages to other people's Identities using the global routing system. These messages \ + are always encrypted and are relayed by intermediate nodes until they reach their final destination.
\ +It is recommended to cryptographically sign distant messages, as a proof of your identity, using \
+ the button \
+ in the message composer window. Distant messages stay into your Outbox until an acknowledgement of receipt has been received.
Generally, you may use messages to recommend files to your friends by pasting file links, \ + or recommend friend nodes to other friends nodes, in order to strenghten your network, or send feedback \ + to a channel's owner.
\ ") ; registerHelpButton(ui.helpButton,help_str) ;