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Re: Group Huddle :> Pictures or not?
You limit photos sizes in your group settings and it¡¯ll remove the oldest ones if you fill up on free space?
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On Thursday, October 17, 2019, 6:53 PM, MC Black <mcb@...> wrote:
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Re: Group Huddle :> Pictures or not?
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¿ªÔÆÌåÓýLadies & Gentlemen MC Black
On 17/10/2019 22:53, Rkkeller wrote:
I wanted everyone's input on if we should allow pictures in the emails or not? |
Re: Group Huddle :> Pictures or not?
Sue, it is handled by the group's server rejecting them. The sender gets an error message, but it does not get posted to the group. The sender can either resend the post with a smaller image or remove the image. On Oct 17, 2019, at 3:25 PM, bladessf via Groups.Io wrote:
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Re: New Group Site
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýI was able to join without an invite.Bim Bousman who mostly lurks? ~-~ On Oct 17, 2019, at 11:37 AM, Rkkeller <thekellergroup@...> wrote: ?I do not know him, but if you can send an invite.? I did not find him in the Yahoo member list either or I would do it. Rich |
Re: Group Huddle :> Pictures or not?
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýScreenshots would be great for difficult questions. Not sure how you limit them though. We got by in the yahoo group without them so if logistics make it difficult I, for one, can pass without them.?Sue Cordially, Sue Ferraglio-Genecco, DVM On Oct 17, 2019, at 5:53 PM, Rkkeller <thekellergroup@...> wrote:
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Re: Group Huddle :> Pictures or not?
I am on a limited internet connection, so limited is better. Also, on another list, one member keeps posting very wide images and ends up making the text unreadable on even a tablet. Photos are a great diagnostic tool, WHEN used properly, so my vote is limited size. Brent On Oct 17, 2019, at 2:53 PM, Rkkeller wrote: I wanted everyone's input on if we should allow pictures in the emails or not? |
Re: Welcome to the new home of the Yahoo iPhone Group.
Quality over quantity, any day.? I'm sure there were many lurkers, many who did not feel they could contribute. It might also be good to thin the ranks of inactive email accounts. A lot of the lurkers are those that only come to the groups, what are not heavy users, and only look when they have a problem, instead of skimming the post and learning ahead of time. Just like face to face groups, sports, hobby or social. There are the doers and those that are just along for the ride. Brent On Oct 17, 2019, at 2:34 PM, Rkkeller wrote: The other group had almost 14,000 members and maybe 25 ever posted.? We are already at 100 members |
Re: Group Huddle :> Pictures or not?
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For instructional purposes I think they are very helpful ¨C show an edited screenshot with some part highlighted so that the O.P. can *see* what the explainer is trying to explain.
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Re: Welcome to the new home of the Yahoo iPhone Group.
Rich, Dave Kelly used the bulk invitation, and we still had to go though the moderation stage.
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Brent On Oct 17, 2019, at 6:41 AM, Rkkeller wrote: We are not using the bulk invite as Yahoo had so many trolls and spam accounts. ?Also why things are moderated right now. ?We only want the real people to join. |
Re: Group Huddle :> Pictures or not?
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýI think having the option to send pictures/screenshots would be advantageous.Janet
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On Oct 17, 2019, at 3:53 PM, Rkkeller <thekellergroup@...> wrote:
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Group Huddle :> Pictures or not?
I wanted everyone's input on if we should allow pictures in the emails or not?
I first wanted to allow everything here, then thought if we get bigger and many send pictures, people using cell phones or limited data plans might not want them. I can limit the size I think, but then that makes a problem sending them as I just tried a few times and mine were never sent. We can have a photos sections here on the site, but they have a limit on how much storage else you have to pay. So are photos important to you and how would you like the group to work? Rich |
Re: Welcome to the new home of the Yahoo iPhone Group.
The other group had almost 14,000 members and maybe 25 ever posted.? We are already at 100 members
and each one had to come and join themselves so while not a large number, if the 25 main people join, we will be back to normal with 100-200 or so real members. Rich |
Re: New Group Site
Rich, I am not certain if William Lane is on this list, but he took over the list started by Janice Kempf. He switched the list's name to avoid confusion with the local MUG it was named after and moved it to groups.io after trying googlegroups for a bit.
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Brent On Oct 17, 2019, at 3:58 AM, Rkkeller wrote:
I never heard of this either before yesterday, but with the uncertainty of what is going |
Re: IOS 13
Reminders work fine on my iPhone 11 Pro, 2 iPad Pros, Apple Watch 5 and HomePods. They do not work with my Mac running Mojave and I don¡¯t want to install Catalina just yet.
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Pat Sent from my iPad Pro2 On Oct 17, 2019, at 11:17 AM, Cathy <devittad2@...> wrote: |
Re: Welcome to the new home of the Yahoo iPhone Group.
Makes sense. Keeping out the trolls is always a good thing.? ~~Gijzette On Thu, Oct 17, 2019 at 9:35 AM otto.nikolaus via Groups.Io <otto.nikolaus=[email protected]> wrote: In case you didn't already know, new members here are moderated by default and need to have their status changed as required. It's easiest to do this when they first post a message. |
Re: IOS 13
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Not to mention that Reminders in iOS 13 don¡¯t connect with Reminders in MacOS 10.14 and earlier. That connection requires 10.15 Catalina.
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Rant on. Apple is looking less and less solid in their software of late. The debacle with iOS 13 which has just been upgraded to 13.1.3! (three fixes to a new iOS in a couple weeks) should embarrass Tim Cook. Upgrading Reminders in iOS and breaking the connection with MacOS also not a great look. The replacement of iTunes with three apps is fine but breaking the previously supported .xml file which many developers counted on for a myriad of iTunes support products, also not good. Since I rely on a couple 32 bit apps, I¡¯m unlikely to move to Catalina any time soon (and so my Reminders in iOS will no longer sink with my Macs). I understand change bringing enhancements and improvements is vital to continued growth AND there are better and worse ways to change. Rant off. David On Oct 17, 2019, at 1:13 PM, Cathy <devittad2@...> wrote: |
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