In this article, we'll explore how to send messages, files, and emojis, as well as @mention users while communicating in one-on-one chats, groups, and channels.
In one-on-one chats, groups, and channels, you can compose three kinds of messages:
You can also send attachments of different file formats and react to messages using emojis.
To send a text message:
The following markdowns can be used to format your messages:
Bold
Enclose the message within asterisks (*). For example: *Hello there*
Headings
Precede the message with a hash symbol (#) and a space. The maximum level of headings is six. The number of hash symbols is directly proportional to the heading level. For instance, H1 will have one hash, while H6 will have six hashes. For example: # Heading 1
Italics
Enclose the message within underscores (_). For example: _Hello there_
Strikethrough
Enclose the message within tildes (~). For example: ~Hello there~
Underline
Enclose the message within two underscores (_ _). For example: _ _Hello there_ _
Quote
Enclose the message within backticks (`). For example: `Hello there`
Blockquote
Precede the message with an exclamatory mark (!). For example: !Hello there
Hyperlink
Enclose the message within square brackets [ ] and the link within parentheses ( ). For example: [Hello there](URL)
Code Snippet
Enclose the code or message within three backticks (```). This creates a box around the text. For example: ```Hello there```
Horizontal Line
Separate two chat messages by typing three hyphens (---) in the textbox and hitting the return key. Alternatively, hitting the return key twice also inserts a horizontal line between two chats.
Note: While formatting text in the middle of a sentence, be sure to leave a space before and after the markdown for the formatting to take effect.
To send an audio message:
To send a video message:
To cancel sending an audio or video message:
The first time you try to record an audio or video message, you must grant Trident permission to access the microphone and the camera in System Settings. To do so:
To share an attachment:
Note: You can send multiple attachments at a time and the maximum attachment size limit per message is 1 GB.
Continuity Camera is a native feature that helps you use your iPhone or iPad to scan documents or take pictures and have them appear instantly on your Mac. In Trident, this feature enables you to share captured pictures or scanned files from your iOS devices as Cliq chat messages. To share files in this method:
Click the Attachment icon.
Choose between Take Photo, Scan Documents, or Add Sketch.
The Camera app will open on your iOS device. Once you've captured the image or scanned the file, it will appear in the chat editor as an attachment.
Note:
Both devices are signed in with the same Apple ID.
Bluetooth and Wi-Fi are enabled on both devices.
The devices are running on iOS 12 or later (on iPhone) and macOS Mojave or later (on the Mac).
To download any media (images, audio, videos, or files) from your chat messages:
On the right side of the textbox, you have a default thumbs-up button. Click it to send the reaction as a message.
To add emojis in your messages:
To react to a message:
To remove your reactions to chat messages:
To view who reacted to a message and how they reacted to it:
To choose the default skin tone for emojis you will use in messages and reactions:
@mentions are used to notify members and draw their attention to messages intended just for them. To @mention a user:
To filter chats with @mentions, click the @mention icon in the app menu bar. The pop-over will display all the chats where you were @mentioned. You can choose to hide @all and @available mentions by checking the Hide @all, @available mentions. Unread @mention notifications will appear in a numerical badge. To mark all @mention notifications as read, click Mark all as read.
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