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Andy, />>> Yes. Edit his membership record for the group and in the Posting Privileges section, select 'Override: not moderated'/ Unfortunately this doesn't work, I was in the process of testing it so

Er... I don't think so. See the Owners Manual pdf version para 3.7.5 where it reads The system flags messages that include attachments for moderation (regardless of other moderation settings set for

Yes. Edit his membership record for the group and in the Posting Privileges section, select 'Override: not moderated' Andy

We moderate all posts with attachments. I have one very trusted member that I'd like to set so his posts with attachments go up without review. Is there a way to do this? Thanks

Hi Shal Thank you for your reply Perhaps I should have said not remedied as yet, rather than addressed, but I now understand why it cannot be implemented My subscriber says they are using Mail, and

Alex, That is correct. But be sure you have the From field set to the +owner address when composing the Send Member: But that's probably already correct, as I believe the only other choice in that

Nivard, It has: /g/GroupManagersForum/message/19158 I remember being one of several people to confirm that different email interfaces (both webmail and clients) behave differently

Thanks again Bruce I understand the problems now I guess most people use an email client rather than use the links Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK)

Hi Derek Thank you for the explanation, it seems odd for the problem not to have been addressed before I was aware of the emailers own settings but thank you for that also Nivard Ovington in Cornwall

Nivard -- It's by design. As Derek indicated, it is possible to include body text in a mailto: link, but that's usually restricted to short, canned text (See

Neither, as such. The links in the mail footer are 'mailto:<address>' constructs and the mail client (e.g. Thunderbird) doesn't have a context for that - it doesn't associate clicking the link in a

Thanks for yours Bruce Is this just a glitch (ie not copying forward the quoting text) or by design As I have said to Duane I don't use those links usually Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK)

Thanks for yours Duane As I never use those links I wasn't sure if it affected all emailers Previously when I have tested using the links in the footer using Thunderbird it has opened up a blank email

Nivard -- Footer links in a group email will populate only the Subject: and To: fields of the outgoing reply. They do not copy the current message into the editor for quoting purposes. This behavior

Sounds normal to me.? Using the reply links within the message just opens the person's email program.? If they want to quote something, they have to copy/paste. Duane -- Lots of detailed information

I wonder if anyone can shed any light on this problem I have a digest user who has a Mac and using Mail, who says they cannot use "Reply to Group" from the digest They say that they cannot use "Reply

OK I took a look at it. And I also asked Mark. Bruce wrote: [excess quote removed by moderator for clarity of citation]

That's an excellent suggestion, Frances, many thanks! Best, Glenn

/helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/managing-members/adding-or-updating-members-display-names Frances -- Help available from Groups.io help ( /helpcenter ) and GMF wiki (

You could change the Display Name. Frances -- Help available from Groups.io help ( /helpcenter ) and GMF wiki ( /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki ).