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Bob, I haven't tested it, but I think that's right. If you would want all calendar events to go as special notices I think you could set that attribute on the #cal-reminder hashtag. But you may not

Paul, Sure, you can put a link in the event's Description. The question then is where you host the file. If it is in the group's Files section then members must be logged in to access the file. Shal

Thanks Shal,? So I set a hashtag in each event(series) of (hashtg)Special to force the event to go to Special Notices only members, right? We were the ones who asked Mark to make NoEmail a group

FYI. Attachments in event reminders are on the TODO list (and have been for about 2 1/2 years ;>) https://trello.com/c/73Z7Xl0W/69-attachments-in-event-reminders Duane

== == Shal, This sounds good, except for not being able to attach a file. As described above though could one not simply include a LINK to the file they otherwise would have wanted to send via the

Bob, Event reminders post as ordinary messages, so they would go to all except those on special notices and no email. Members on Digest would see them in the digest. Event reminders have a default

Thanks everyone for the place to go for the repeating announcement. I had never thought of the calendar as we've never used it in YG!. I'll look into this another day as I sent out the message

Shal, Since message delivery is part of a calendar is there (somewhere) a list or, better yet a matrix of exactly who would receive calendar event notifications? e.g., would it go to * all members, *

I believe the Gio equivalent is to put your message into a repeating calendar event. Maybe hashtag #admin to set it apart. -- Jim Poston@... << All in all it's just a... 'nother brick in the

Donald, In Groups.io you would do this with a repeating event in the calendar. Much more flexible delivery schedule than the scheduled files approach of Yahoo Groups. The key feature missing from that

Hi, One way (and this seems to be the most common one) is to create a periodic event in Calendar that specifies messages to be sent (as the body of the appointment) on a regular basis. Cheers, Joseph

Hi Doreen! No. The files area can only be accessed if you are currently logged in to Groups.io, and a member of the group. So the link would bring the recipient to a prompt to log in (unless the

On Yahoo I was able to send out a message automatically every month. I don't see how to do this on groups.io but surely this must be a feature? Donald The further a society drifts from truth the more

Yes and no. As long as they're signed in to the site, they can click a link to it and get the file. If they're not signed in, they'll need to do so before they can get the file. A log in is good for

I use an automated email service in addition to groups.io. ?In my messages, I provide a link to a schedule for upcoming meetings that the members must be able to access, preferably with a click.

Thanks Shal. ?I confirmed that it is easy to insert an image IF you are using the HTML post preference. Looks like it is not possible with Markdown preference. I have submitted a request to

I have submitted a request to the beta.groups.io: Request: Add All HTML Tools/Buttons to Markdown Mode Toolbar (

Per @Shal's suggestion, I have submitted this request to the beta.groups.io: Request: Add Code Block to HTML Toolbar (

JMichaelTX, I'm not sure Markdown can do all of those things. On the other hand, if you're going to ask, ask big. Something like the GitHub formatting toolbar could be useful (GitHub is relevant

Request: ?Add All HTML Tools/Buttons to Markdown Mode Toolbar The Toolbar while in Markdown Mode is woefully inadequate. ?It has only one tool/button: ?Add Attachment. *Screenshot of Markdown