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Craig . . . On Sat, 19 Mar 2022 16:53:21 -0700, "Bruce Bowman" <bruce.bowman@...> wrote: In any case, yes, do get a co-owner or two appointed as soon as you remedy this situation. If Mark doesn't

If you know the family, the password may be in the setting of his chrome and you may be able to get to it.

I used blat, and figured it out. Google groups would not permit the command line email send, so I routed to my personal email with a unique subject and set up an outlook rule to autoforeward it to the

I wouldn't want to change it twice a year either, but I wish it had a simpler and shorter list and that it included Daylight Saving time choices. I'm forced to pick a different time zone that has the

First thing to do is send an email to [email protected] and see if anybody responds. See /g/Group_Help/topic/89668736#3590 for instructions on how to gain access to the

I am a MOD of as small group of older folks who produce videos of seniors telling their life story. Unfortunately our owner recently passed away and we did not have any backup owners, as far as I

Hm. I could have sworn that, once upon a time, the switch to DST happened automatically. But my events are now showing EST (UTC-5hr)...year-round. Having said that, I'm not sure why it matters. Do you

How is the drop-down list in the Calendar input populated? The one in our group's calendar has tons of entries (many of which we would never use) but no choices for U.S. Daylight Saving time. Is there

It's been a long time since I've played with CLI email sending programs, but I suspect that is where your problem is. Something about which port you are using and so on. Does the program you're using

Ellen, Nina who takes care of Groups.io help pages has added a searchable column for the badges.

Barry, Previous comments on participation are consistent with my experience. Cultivating widespread, meaningful participation is hard work. Fortunately, you seem to care about your group and that is

Frances . . . I send one out every month for all of my amateur radio related groups (about 20 of them). I "advertise" my other groups in the monthly reminder, and I find it brings in new members every

You want the message to go to the group, right? As I told you earlier:? "...have the batch file post the message to the integration address." If your GMail account is subscribed to the group then the

I created the integration email address Is this used for the sender, or the receiver? Chris Cancilla [unrelated ad trimmed by Moderator] *From:* [email protected]

It is telling me that my groups.io email for the group is invalid. ?When I change it to my Gmail it works perfectly. Something in the groups.io is not permitting it to process. Chris Cancilla

Hi everyone, I agree that you can't expect a very high participation rate. However I do want members to remember my groups! I have an automated monthly reminder to members. It is a good idea to take a

Not without sight of an error report! Malcolm. -- Malcolm Austen - email: malcolm.austen@...

Normally, to subscribe (and post) to a group, the address used needs to be able to both send and receive messages.?If the address cannot receive a message from groups.io then it cannot be

I have an old school batch file, yes, a DOC .bat file, that runs, processes a file (excel) and saves it to a folder. for my own simplicity, I can add an additional command line to the batch file that

Chris . . . <chrisjones12@...> wrote: 10% membership participation is indeed a good number. I have a group of 1300 that probably has 50 or so actively participating. Another group