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Those are all Mailto: links.? My guess is that you don't have a default email program set up in Edge. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual (

* I recently set up two new Groups.? When I select any of the links below, I get directed to Microsoft Edge home page.? Tried it on another user's computer and no problem.? Any ideas?? Thanks. * *

I'd have a look at the source code for the message that posted.? I suspect it doesn't have an "In-Reply-To:" header.? If not, then I think he discovered a bug.? Part of the threading algorithm is

The activity log says this person attempted to reply to a locked topic. I will be sure he did not modify the subject line to get around that. ullmang

*this person is not a moderator Who replied to the locked topic. I sure thought I had done it correctly. ullmang *

I don't think you'll have much luck making a custom version from scratch.? There are examples of the standard and a customized version of the invitation in the wiki (

Thanks -- that could be the helpful clue I need (or mean that a completely customized invitation email is not feasible (except maybe with some custom programming to generate a customized invitation

The reply-to address and the hyperlink in each invitation is customized for each subscriber. They will not work to subscribe someone else. Regards, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center (

Thanks to both of you -- this gives me some ways forward. I do wish there was a simple way to create a completely customized invitation email that behaves the same as the boilerplate one (that is,

Indeed. My approach has been to insert my bit in bold italic to draw eyes towards it and away from the boilerplate component. My last one, for instance said in the insert: For simplicity, just [reply]

Randy -- The invitation boilerplate is static and cannot be changed. Your best option may be to create an "invitation email" of some kind that contains a mailto: link to the group's +subscribe

I apologize because I'm not doing any research before writing this. I created a group for family communication among members of my extended family a few years ago, and after trying to customize the

Marina -- The only way I've had this happen is if I set the default editor to Plain Text in my personal account preferences ( /account?page=prefs ). Having done so, any Member Notice

Is this person a Moderator? Moderators and Owners can reply/post to locked topics. I'm not fond of that, but it is what it is. Regards, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center (

I locked a topic. It has the locked symbol. I am the owner of the group. ?A subscriber just replied to that topic. The documentation says you can’t do that. what am I missing? ullmang

Duane: Or maybe based on one's specific general setting? I must confess that I am still puzzled. If I write a new notice without any formatting, in plain text, when I open the notice again the

Thanks Bruce. She does log in to look at messages online But you are correct, it doesn’t help much in the midst of a dynamic discussion. Unfortunately she’s president of an organization and the

There are times when I really wish I could do this on purpose.? :-) If she has any mail filters set up, have her check them thoroughly. I'd bet she has one that is [inadvertently] heading off these

I suspect it's something to do with her email setup.? You could narrow it down by checking her Email Delivery History right after the particular member posts.? If it shows as the "Most Recent

Yes. Checked activity and spam. /helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/reviewing-the-group-s-activity-log Frances -- Help available from Groups.io help ( /helpcenter ) and GMF