--- trunk/doc/gpgoe.texi	2006/04/07 10:46:41	12
+++ trunk/doc/gpgoe.texi	2006/04/10 05:39:33	15
@@ -5,6 +5,12 @@
 This file describes the GPGOE functions and the integration
 in the Outlook Express mailer.
 
+This file is free under the terms of the GNU General Public License v2.
+
+Copyright (C) 2006 Timo Schulz
+
+@settitle GPGOE - the GnuPG plug-in for Outlook Express
+
 @section Requirements for GPGOE
 
 First you need to have a working GnuPG installtion on the machine you
@@ -63,6 +69,13 @@
 was correct, the plugin will sign the message and store it in
 the outbox.
 
+@subsection Sign and Encrypt a message
+To sign and encrypt a message, you have to check both toolbar
+buttons ("Sign" and "Encrypt"). The procedure is the same as
+in encrypt-only when one or more email addresses couldn't be
+mapped. Then the default key is used to sign the plaintext
+before it is encrypted with the selected recipients.
+
 @subsection Decrypt and/or verify a message
 If you received an OpenPGP message, you can just double-click
 the message to open it. The plug-in will figure out if it is
@@ -75,14 +88,32 @@
 will figure out the message status and will take the needed steps.
 If the message is neither signed nor encrypted, no action is performed.
 
+@subsection Reply to an encrypted message
+Newer versions of the plug-in provide a feature to decrypt the
+message before the text is used in the reply mail. As a result,
+the reply message will contain the plain text instead of the encrypted
+GPG armored message.
+This feature is automatically used whenever the user clicks on "Reply"
+or "Reply All" in the Outlook main window. But only in the case, the
+mail is actually encrypted. Optionally the plug-in will ask for a
+key passphrase.
+
 @section Additional information and limitations of the GPGOE plug-in
 
 @itemize @bullet
 
 @item
+If you manually installed GPG and GPGoe, please make sure that
+you installed GPG at a standard place or create at least the gpgBinary
+registry entry. This is not needed if you use an automatic installer
+like GPG4WIN or GnuPT.
+
+@item
 Due to the fact the plug-in uses the clipboard for data transfer,
 the clipboard itself can be only of limited use to copy/paste messages
-into the mailer window or elsewhere.
+into the mailer window or elsewhere. Newer versions of the plug-in
+save the original clipboard text before encryption/signing and the
+ext is restored after the GPG operation ends.
 
 @item
 The current version of the plug-in will NOT encrypt any attachments
@@ -97,7 +128,9 @@
 @item
 Even so the plug-in supports native line endings, which means you
 can properly exchange mails with Linux or Apple users, it is likely
-that there are problems with the charset.
+that there are problems with the charset. Newer versions of the
+plug-in try to handle UTF8 encoding correctly but even so it cannot
+be 100% assured that the receiver can handle the text in all cases.
 
 @item
 If you want to import keys or attach keys to a mail, you have to