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Hey Dale, I think we are all dealing the best we can with this change. I am very sorry that you had such a major glitch. It is solvable. It is simply a matter of time and all of us paying attention.

That means that it was accepted by Outlook.? It doesn't tell how long they may hold it before passing it on. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki:

Yes, I do understand what *go-ahead means*. Since as Dale said a lot of this transfer is manual, I was assuming that it was possible for a human to do a replace on the destination. I have changed the

That worked! I am so glad because other members will now have an easier time of it too. Susan B

When I was setting up transfers last year, I used a different email address to create the groups at groups.io, as you suggest above. After the groups transferred I then had two accounts, one as owner

Hello, One of our members does not always receive the Digests - they say. ?Looking at their delivery I saw this and wonder if any of experts out there can decipher it? 2.6.0

Dennis -- Did you go to your Yahoo Group and send an invitation to [email protected]? After you select your Existing Transfer at /yahootransfer , what does the status box at the top

It is also possible that her account had the desired address listed as an email alias. A setting that the member can make in the Account->Login section. Perhaps the yahoo transfer process is

Susan; further to my earlier post there is a risk to all this unless you know your appointee for second owner well and trust them implicitly. All Owners are equal, and Groups.io does not discriminate

Thanks, Bruce. ?The member I was referring to was indeed a member of other groups at her new preferred address. ?So when I run into this again, I will get the OK from the member and then delete and

When I migrated my Yahoo group over, I did not allow new members to join the new group. When the migration finished, I received a summary email explaining how many messages, files, photos, members

I have wondered about this and the possible implications in a sort of detached way. Let us consider a hypothetical person who is currently the member of a Yahoo group that is being migrated to

Ann, did you follow the instructions for dealing with bouncing? It says in a postscript: [2]: The Recent Bounces list in your subscriber's member record will display activity from your group only.

I have updated a correct email address for some bouncing members, and the correction shows up in the member list. ?But when I look at the bouncing list, these folks still show up as bouncing even

The source of the wiki pager refers to /tinymce-4.7.13/tinymce.min.js I'd search in the code for "iframe" there you should find the other limitations

Updated that page of the wiki based on Chris' detailed instructions. The old one was a little too barebones! The crucial bit - don't use the check box for that. Click on the name or email address.

> > Thanks for your input. ?Her so-called registered name and her preferred > email address were the same. ?I searched both of them in the member > directory. ?Also looked for her last name which

Can’t she/he adjust the groups’ settings to put posting and reading archives on hold while sorting this out? I.E ?Make it an “announcement” group or something?

How long should I expect before groups.io shows up as a member of my yahoogroup?? I started the "transfer" a week ago and groups.io shows that, but they have not shown up as a member in the

Susan, If you are at "Actions", you are lost. Follow the instructions... * Go Admin, to the Members tab at the left hand side of your groups.io homepage. * Either by scrolling through the list of