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Re: loading pdf files
Pam,
as to trying to download the pdf anyway and having it work it was aOdd. For me Edge (on Win10 Pro, version 1803) reliably opens PDF files from my Group's File list in-browser - it does not prompt me to download them. I think to download the file I'd have to use the Save function from within the PDF page's toolbar. That includes the PDF file I uploaded with Edge by ignoring the thumbnail error. For most other file types (JPG, TXT, etc.) it gives me a prompt "What do you want to do with [filename]?" with buttons for Open, Save or Cancel. Some of this behavior is no doubt configurable, but I'm not proficient with Edge. Shal -- Help: /static/help More Help: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Even More Help: Search button at the top of Messages list |
Re: Can I transfer a Yahoo Group I don't own or moderate?
Jim,
My main question was just "how do I find out who the moderatorWow, I really misunderstood you. Examine a message posted in 2016 or earlier. If the group was fully moderated it doesn't matter which message, but you need a message that was approved by a moderator. The quickest way to get back to 2016 in the archive is via the table of messages at the bottom of the group's Info/about (aka "home") page. Open an arbitrary message and in the View menu select "View Source". The top of the message window will be occupied by the header fields of the message. This will look rather messy unless you're used to looking at them. Scroll down (or search) to find a field (line) that starts: X-eGroups-Approved-By: The rest of that field will contain the Yahoo ID and email address of the moderator that approved that message. If you can find no such field then this message did not require approval, and you'll need to try again. The bad news, apart from the search for an approved message, is that the email address will be "fig-leafed", with "@..." masking the domain part. You might simply guess, and try the "name@" you found against the top 10 or so likely email services. Or, you can look for any message posted by that moderator. The difficulty here is that in the Conversations it will show the person's Display name, which may not be either his yahoo ID or his email address. But if you do find an example of that moderator posting you can use View Source on that message, I believe a little more reading of the header fields may turn up clues that give away the email service that sent the message, allowing you to complete the address. I can at least copy files over but I do not have "permission" to doIt would be tedious, but you can use the techniques above to discover the email address of members who posted content of interest - if you can also find a message posted by that person. Shal -- Help: /static/help More Help: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Even More Help: Search button at the top of Messages list |
Re: Curious problem logging in
I had the same thing happen a little over a week ago.? The password I saved last time wouldn't work so I typed it in , no go.? I had them send me a link and it went to my old yahoo address not my gmail.? So once I got in, I merged the old account with the new and hope it lets me back in when mypassword runs out next month.
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Re: loading pdf files
I can agree with what you said about edge. I switched to using it when I first got windows 10 because chrome had not yet caught up with 10. now I think they have worked out some of their problems with 10 and many programs that didn't used to work now work just fine and even better under 10 than edge does. I also find that edge does not like to remember cookies on certain sites that I go to all the time. as to trying to download the pdf anyway and having it work it was a blank page. even the single page document came up that way. On Sat, Jul 7, 2018 at 2:47 PM Jim Higgins <HigginsJ@...> wrote: Received from pamela wolf at 7/7/2018 04:16 PM UTC: -- Pam Wolf |
Re: Can I transfer a Yahoo Group I don't own or moderate?
On 7/7/2018 10:07 AM, Shal Farley wrote:
Jim,That is correct.? I am just a member and not even a member that can post to the group (requires moderator approval and he/she is mia).I have a group on Groups.io because the sole owner/moderator of theJust to clarify, that means you are a member of the Y!group and not a moderator or owner yourself, correct? have moved a few other groups so am aware of the process.? My main question was just "how do I find out who the moderator is/was"?? One member posted to the group asking a moderator to identify but none did.? So I was mostly asking how I could obtain the email address of the moderator since yahoo group owner email does not reach or is not read by the existing owner/moderator.? I suspect the owner is either dead or at least incapacitated so finding the email and name would not help but it might.? Yahoo used to offer a way for someone to take over the group but that vanished when Verizon bought them.I would like to bring over the messages and files from the group butI think the short answer is: you can't. I did not really want to do that.? I can at least copy files over but I do not have "permission" to do that and I was not just going to grab them without asking...but I can't ask because my posts die of neglect after 14 days and never even make it to the list Jim. |
Re: loading pdf files
Jim Higgins
Received from pamela wolf at 7/7/2018 04:16 PM UTC:
I was using edge. I tried using chrome just to see if that would make a difference and was able to get a pdf file loaded. Edge is just plain not yet ready for prime time. Anyone having a problem while using Edge probably should try another browser before looking elsewhere for the cause of the problem. Jim H |
Re: Answering Messages In Digest Mode With the Braille Note 4
Patty,
A co-list member has written a message asking about how to answerAnother resource for your co-list member might be The Tech Zone: /g/the-tech-zone While they are a general technology list they seem to have a lot of information on assistive technologies. Though it is a smaller group than GMF she may be more likely to find someone there who uses the same device. Shal -- Help: /static/help More Help: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Even More Help: Search button at the top of Messages list |
Re: Just Curious - How can non-Moderators find ¡®All Posts By Another Member¡¯?
Patty
On Jul 7, 2018, at 1:36 PM, Patty Fletcher <patty.volunteer1@...> wrote:Hiding in plain sight (to the right of ¡°Like¡±! Thanks for your help and not minding being the ¡®example¡¯ used. Michael |
Re: Just Curious - How can non-Moderators find ¡®All Posts By Another Member¡¯?
On Jul 7, 2018, at 12:51 PM, Bruce Bowman <bruce.bowman@...> wrote:I just tried again reading the message online - online the ¡°View/Reply Online¡± link is not there, that link is only on emails. However reading online and clicking on ¡°Search¡±, and entering her email address still only shows #9986 and #9963 Perhaps I should have asked:Can non-Moderators find ¡®All Post By Another Member¡¯? How can non-Moderators find ¡®All Posts By Another Member¡¯? |
Re: loading pdf files
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýPam,
Ah, interesting. Using Edge I see that error in the Upload File dialog too. It is where a thumbnail of the file should show:
Try ignoring that and click the Add button anyway. When I did the file apparently uploaded correctly into my test group. That is, I can now see the file in the group's Files list, and clicking on its name, even in Edge, opens the file in the browser window: Shal -- Help: /static/help More Help: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Even More Help: Search button at the top of Messages list |
Re: Just Curious - How can non-Moderators find ¡®All Posts By Another Member¡¯?
Patty Fletcher
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýThe more is down near the bottom of the page once you¡¯re online on the IO Groups page. I had a devil of a time finding it the first time ? From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Bruce Bowman ? On Sat, Jul 7, 2018 at 09:35 am, Michael Pavan wrote: |
Re: User deleting own post (Copyright Sources)
David P. Dillard
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These links lead to more information about intellectual property and copyright. Copyright: Some Sources About Intellectual Property and Copyright * Digital Rights Management DRM * Intellectual Property Sources Sincerely, David Dillard Temple University (215) 204 - 4584 jwne@... Research Guides On Fri, 6 Jul 2018, D R Stinson wrote:
Remember too that (under U.S. law) copyright enforcement isShal, you're mixing up enforcement and penalties. Enforcement is about stopping the violation of a copyright. Penalties are typically assessed based on value. But a person with enough money or will to afford a lawyer can make an issue of such use and require removal, even if no monetary damages are assessed. There are many internet forums that are very concerned about such issues. Admitted, the written word is the most difficult to prove originality, but on a group that insists on not removing anything, that might not be so difficult. When one mixes in the possibility of paid premium groups where the content arguably *is* the product, it might get messier. I can see why Mark has continued to let posters retain control of their content, since he has the most to lose. |
Re: Can I transfer a Yahoo Group I don't own or moderate?
Jim,
I have a group on Groups.io because the sole owner/moderator of theJust to clarify, that means you are a member of the Y!group and not a moderator or owner yourself, correct? I would like to bring over the messages and files from the group butI think the short answer is: you can't. To use the transfer mechanism as it stands you need to be able to promote the transfer agent to moderator in the Y!Group. Which means you must be at least a moderator with the privilege to change moderator status. The longer version is that you can make a personal copy of the group's content with PG Offline, but there is (as yet anyway) no facility to load that copy into a Groups.io group. See also: /g/GroupManagersForum/topic/22140744 and /g/GroupManagersForum/topic/22653627 Shal -- Help: /static/help More Help: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Even More Help: Search button at the top of Messages list |
Re: Just Curious - How can non-Moderators find ¡®All Posts By Another Member¡¯?
On Sat, Jul 7, 2018 at 09:35 am, Michael Pavan wrote:
>>Where is this ¡°More menu¡±? Read the message online and you will see it (click the "View/Reply Online" link). Emails do not contain menus, only hyperlinks. >>Can non-Moderators find ¡®All Post By Another Member¡¯? Yes. Regards, Bruce -- The system Help is your friend.??/static/help |
Re: digest
On Sat, Jul 7, 2018 at 09:36 am, Nina Banks wrote:
is there anyway I can go on digest for this group please??To do that online, see?/static/help#suboptions? To do it via email, see?/static/help#emailcommands? Hope this helps, Bruce ? -- The system Help is your friend.??/static/help |
Can I transfer a Yahoo Group I don't own or moderate?
I am sorry if this deviates from the conversation but I have had no luck in finding the answer.
I have a group on Groups.io because the sole owner/moderator of the Yahoo group abandoned the group.? Attempts to contact have gone nowhere and I can't ind out who it was since the contact address is the standard yahoo (and groups.io) type owner address.? I can't even post in the yahoo group since I from the start was on first message moderate and that was over 2 years ago.? I would like to bring over the messages and files from the group but have had no luck finding who I need to contact to do that.? Any suggestions? Thank you. Jim Pruitt [Subject line changed by moderator to start a new topic, and trimmed irrelevant quotes] |
Re: Just Curious - Receiving your own posts in Gmail
I set up a label for ?and any other groups I¡¯ma member of, about 30 now so I have abou ?30 labels for 30 groups.?Works well and the auto filtering works very very well.
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