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It seems *extremely* unlikely that the pattern was chosen in reference to nonlinear programming. Martyn Bell writes: -- Joe Pfeiffer

Duane . . . I have some browser add-ins that sometimes break a website. While I won't go into an extensive reply, since that's not what the group is here for, these add-ins have settings you can check

Thanks. That took care of it. The drop-down went down beyond the browser window. Once I did that, it worked. I think that could be made unnecessary and the filters change as you check and uncheck

In addition to what Duane and Bruce have said, you could set the 'No email' attribute on the calendar related hashtags. Messages would then be posted to the archive but not emailed to members. Regards

Yes. When you set up a calendar event: 1. Don't set up any reminders, 2. Don't click on the "Send notice to the group when event happens" checkbox, and 3. Don't click the "Add event and invite group"

You have to go to the bottom of the filter list and click Apply. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual ( /helpcenter/ownersmanual ) and Members

I am one of the group owners of a group. We just lost a moderator and I wanted to see who we had left. I went to the member list, clicked on filter, checked the box next to moderators, then clicked

Not directly.? You can edit the hashtags #cal-cancelled, #cal-invite, #cal-notice, and #cal-reminder so that they're all moderated.? You'll have to manually delete the notices when they go into the

We have been using Groups.io for about 5 years now and just started to look at the calendar feature.? Is there a way to schedule and unschedule activities on the calendar without sending out a group

FWIW, I don't have the KKT line in this message I received. I didn't check every one but at least this one did not. Donald ---------------------------------------------------- Some ham radio groups

Bruce, certainly not unrelated and definitely not perceived. The thing we're talking about is 100% Morse for KKT. And it seems it's there for a reason not by accident.

First question; are you the Group Owner for both groups, or are you a Moderator? Second Question: if the latter, do you have the necessary Permission to invite members? Chris

I checked both groups and based on the creation date, you're not subject to the 100 member limit ( /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/25069 ). Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be

That says to me that there's a problem with your computer.? It could be bad information in the cache, an obsolete system file, or any of several other thing, including a plugin that's interfering.?

You raised the same point on Group_Help a couple of days ago.? No need to raise it in two different places. Regards Andy

I have just done a test invite on one of my groups It went exactly as it should Have you cleared cache and cookies? Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apophenia Regards, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center ( /helpcenter ) and groups.io Owners Manual (

When I click the *[INVITE]* button, my computer screen immediately becomes blank or all white. I *CANNOT INVITE any new members,* not even people who are members of other groups that I moderate. I

Thanks Shal, I guess it's a programming thing as you say. Karush–Kuhn–Tucker conditions, maybe. I just see it as Morse code. Martyn

Martyn, Malcom is correct, these are just markers for the automated removal of quoted footers. In HTML formatted messages they are (supposed to be) invisible, but there's no way to hide them in plain