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I'm not quite following what you mean.? A screen shot might be useful. The only difference I know of when using the Owner address is that it will be used as the Reply To: in the emails sent out

Thanks Brian, That is another way to do it. That should be Much simpler than my workaround.? It is not quite working as described ; will give it a go later. OK, Tony

When replying to. for example, a message within a topic and I choose to send it as 'Owner...', when the message is displayed in the thread, it advises that it was sent from me as a Moderator.? Is

This situation has also been discussed recently on Group_Help so it's worth reading that /g/Group_Help/topic/89668736 Regards Andy.

You asked how to post a link to a Wiki page from another Wiki page. Putting aside the above discussion about TOCs and a Wiki index for a moment, this is very easy. Assume: - (A) is the page being

Hi I'm a member of a card making group and unfortunately the owner as died. She had the group set up so only she could set up databases etc, is there anyway we can get around this? We all would hate

You can only remove members if the owner has given you that permission. You need access to the Members List. See the list of permissions:

I am a MOD of a small group. One of our members wants to be removed from the group. I found the procedures to remove members. From the left list of commands it starts with ADMIN and going to Members

As others have said... no. Even if there was, there would be no knowing what they are actually signing in to and for, because signing - in is an "account level" activity, not a "group level" one. As a

Maybe, but you'd have to upgrade to an Enterprise group to install Google Analytics code (

There was a very recent thread similar to this. You might check that out. /g/GroupManagersForum/message/40727 Frances -- Help available from Groups.io help (

If you mean you want to know how often people go to the website, I can only speak for basic and premium groups, where the answer would be no. Pete

Jack -- As I told you earlier ( /g/GroupManagersForum/topic/89597594#40722 ), creating a wiki index via a screen reader will likely be a challenge. There are no tools within the web

Steven Here's an example -- a work in progress (index/ToC) but I think this is what you want to do.... /g/Catalina30/wiki After I've created a Wiki page I just copy the link to that

It doesn't sound very accessible. I mean, it doesn't sound as if a blind person could do this via a screen reader and keyboard shortcuts. -- ### Jack Heim,john@...

Further nitty gritty. I found a way to get a list of existing pages. It is tricky and fiddly but good enough. In Wiki, Pages, Select the list of Pages by tricky method of : Just Outside the panel of

Hallo Steven, Yes you can. ? ?It is not fresh in my mind how I did this because it was a while ago. I'm on a previously advantaged free group. In the Wiki? 'home' page I made a list of clickable

It works just like Groups.io's posting page. Use the hamburger menu to see the rest of the tools. First of all, there is some help here:

How do I post a link on my wiki, to another page within the same wiki? also, are there any help pages anywhere, for doing wikis? Sorry if these are basic questions. thanks for any help.

While I was looking for some information on something totally unrelated, I stumbled across some information that might be useful for owners and mods of groups.? (Even members may find it