diff --git a/assets/HelpPage.qml b/assets/HelpPage.qml
index ac9ae6f..77024e6 100644
--- a/assets/HelpPage.qml
+++ b/assets/HelpPage.qml
@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ BasePage
                 textStyle.textAlign: TextAlign.Center
                 textStyle.fontSize: FontSize.Small
                 content.flags: TextContentFlag.ActiveText
-                text: qsTr("\n\n(c) 2013 %1. All Rights Reserved.\n%2 %3\n\nPlease report all bugs to:\nsupport@canadainc.org\n\nEver wanted to forward or share multiple SMS conversations with others (or yourself)? Or ever wanted to persist these messages into the file system? This is where Exporter comes in.\n\nThis app makes it really easy to select which conversations you want to share and even allows you to select a subset of the messages that you want to share. You can also select these conversations to be archived into your SD card, a cloud storage account, or any other persistent storage. After selecting the conversations you are free to share it in whichever channel you wish (ie: Facebook, Remember, Email, BBM, SMS, etc.)\n\n").arg(packageInfo.author).arg(appInfo.title).arg(appInfo.version)
+                text: qsTr("\n\n(c) 2013 %1. All Rights Reserved.\n%2 %3\n\nPlease report all bugs to:\nsupport@canadainc.org\n\nEver wanted to forward or share multiple SMS or Email conversations with others (or yourself)? Or ever wanted to persist these messages into the file system? This is where Exporter comes in.\n\nThis app makes it really easy to select which conversations you want to share and even allows you to select a subset of the messages that you want to share. You can also select these conversations to be archived into your SD card, a cloud storage account, or any other persistent storage. After selecting the conversations you are free to share it in whichever channel you wish (ie: Facebook, Remember, Email, BBM, SMS, etc.)\n\nThe great thing is that the app gives you access to nearly all your accounts to export messages from. This includes emails, SMS, PIN messages, etc. Exporter is also registered as in BB10's invocation framework and this means that any plain-text information can easily be saved to your file system when you use a Share action!\n\n").arg(packageInfo.author).arg(appInfo.title).arg(appInfo.version)
             }
         }
     }
diff --git a/bar-descriptor.xml b/bar-descriptor.xml
index c1b3909..f8b9cb1 100755
--- a/bar-descriptor.xml
+++ b/bar-descriptor.xml
@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@
 
     <!-- Description, displayed in the BlackBerry Tablet OS application installer.
          May have multiple values for each language. See samples or xsd schema file. Optional. -->
-    <description>Allows the user to save their SMS messages onto the device file system, SD card, or cloud storage. Also allows sharing of entire SMS conversations via BBM, Remember, WhatsApp, Email, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc.</description>
+    <description>Allows the user to save their SMS/Email messages onto the device file system, SD card, or cloud storage. Also allows sharing of entire SMS/Email conversations via BBM, Remember, WhatsApp, Email, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc. You can also export any plain-text data to the file system via this app.</description>
 
     <!-- Copyright information. Optional. -->
     <!-- <copyright></copyright> -->
diff --git a/translations/Exporter.ts b/translations/Exporter.ts
index 81b2a81..721116c 100755
--- a/translations/Exporter.ts
+++ b/translations/Exporter.ts
@@ -272,27 +272,27 @@ Tap the first message, then tap the last message and all of the ones in between
 <context>
     <name>exportui::ApplicationUI</name>
     <message>
-        <location filename="../src/ApplicationUI.cpp" line="83"/>
+        <location filename="../src/ApplicationUI.cpp" line="78"/>
         <source>You</source>
         <translation type="unfinished"></translation>
     </message>
     <message>
-        <location filename="../src/ApplicationUI.cpp" line="100"/>
+        <location filename="../src/ApplicationUI.cpp" line="95"/>
         <source>Warning: It seems like the app does not have access to your Email/SMS messages Folder. This permission is needed for the app to access the SMS and email services it needs to render and process them so they can be saved. If you leave this permission off, some features may not work properly. Select OK to launch the Application Permissions screen where you can turn these settings on.</source>
         <translation type="unfinished"></translation>
     </message>
     <message>
-        <location filename="../src/ApplicationUI.cpp" line="103"/>
+        <location filename="../src/ApplicationUI.cpp" line="98"/>
         <source>Warning: It seems like the app does not have access to your Shared Folder. This permission is needed for the app to access the file system so that it can save the text messages as files. If you leave this permission off, some features may not work properly.</source>
         <translation type="unfinished"></translation>
     </message>
     <message>
-        <location filename="../src/ApplicationUI.cpp" line="106"/>
+        <location filename="../src/ApplicationUI.cpp" line="101"/>
         <source>Warning: It seems like the app does not have access to your contacts. This permission is needed for the app to access your address book so we can properly display the names of the contacts in the output files. If you leave this permission off, some features may not work properly. Select OK to launch the Application Permissions screen where you can turn these settings on.</source>
         <translation type="unfinished"></translation>
     </message>
     <message>
-        <location filename="../src/ApplicationUI.cpp" line="141"/>
+        <location filename="../src/ApplicationUI.cpp" line="136"/>
         <source>Export complete</source>
         <translation type="unfinished"></translation>
     </message>