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Jim -- Did the file contain any javascript, php, or anything like that? Such things are filtered from the message composition window...might be filtered from file uploads, too. I have experienced no

Hi there Is there any way of sharing photos from (for example) a dropbox or cloud service on my groups.io site? I have some 4500 photos (buses and coaches) that I would like to share with my members

Gentle GMF Members, I'd have to strongly agree with the points made by DR Stinson in his post above, especially in that plain text allows one (i.e., me) to set the display to a font/size that is

The file is/was a 55kb HTML file.? I tried multiple times with Waterfox (a Firefox 56 derivative), a Firefox (latest version) and Chrome.? All did the same thing.? First I got a warning that the

Issues file large file uploads were also discussed here: /g/GroupManagersForum/topic/30953352 I've still had no update on the ticket I raised. Andy

I've just done some testing from Hotmail and Google Calendar web pages.? The ICS files from the events I set up were received by my test group on Groups.io but not added to the Groups.io calendar. It

to anyone HTML has one big drawback for me that plain text doesn't. Everybody who posts in HTML seems to have their own peculiar preferences for font size and style. Some posts come in huge, seemingly

Shal, Amelia, Yes, but thank you. Ah, thank you. Not sure how I have missed that in searching. -- Amelia G. Meyer agmlego@... "Both optimists and pessimists contribute to our society. The

I use Thunderbird as my MUA and gmail over IMAP. When I do this, Thunderbird allows me to set defaults and per email send types of plain or HTML. It also allows me to paste images inline. Best, Glenn

Frances, Interestingly different from Ken's. Yours had three parts: a text/plain message body, a text/HTML version of the message body, and an attached image/jpeg. In your case the text/HTML part

Ken, Interesting that it looks inline while you're composing the message. Your message arrived at Groups.io (and my email inbox) with only two elements: a text/plain message body and the image/jpeg

Amelia, Presumably you've checked your Spam folder. Also in Gmail perhaps your alternate (Social, Promotions, etc.) Inbox tabs. Look for: From: Groups.io Group Export Service <[email protected]>

Amen, brother!!? ? One should presume what most people in most locations have.? ?Internet service through most of the world is, like anything supplied to a huge number of people, a normal

It equally irritates me when people assume that the disadvantages they have are ones everyone else has and that the tail of the lowest common denominator should wag the dog. Best, Glenn Who lives in a

Bing, bing, bing, bing, bing!!? ? We have a winner!!? ? Your assertion is demonstrated repeatedly with one-line replies that have, literally, multiple pages of bottom quoted material that remains

All, This thread seems to have outlived its usefulness, with little left but personal opinions, preferences, and postures. There are a couple more sitting in pending which I'll approve following this

One group of which I am a member has an on - line archive hosted elsewhere; a small number of the files on it are large, say in excess of 25 MB; some are 75 MB. It is commonly reported that some

I recently transferred a group (CreekFleet) from Yahoo! to Groups.io. It turns out we have a *lot* more images than I thought, and the group is pretty much at capacity. Since I also run my own server,

Well I don't for one, not least because on an intellectual level it can be argued that a society that includes boy racers, road ragers, graffiti artists, muggers, internet trolls and so on is "better"

I have no idea about the relative bandwidth requirements of HTML v non - HTML, but I would certainly disagree with your assertion that it " achieves little of benefit to anyone ". I strongly suspect