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You can see all posts by a member by simply displaying any message that member sent. Then click the More below the messages and select the All Posts by this Member Any member can? do this.?? I just

That's helpful, Shal. I see that messages intended for the owner or moderator come [email protected]?and regular group messages come to [email protected]. So I assume that when my

On a related point which of the drop - down list is " Posted Message "? I have looked through it several times but cannot spot anything that looks as though it might find messages posted by a specific

John, Duh! How stupid of me! I went to the Yahoo forums and everything is ok now. I'm just waiting on the transfer to happen now. Thanks! _._,_._,_ There is a significant “stupid list” on that

Mark has said that virtually anything like this is possible with computers, it's a matter of whether it would be useful for many people.? It won't hurt to ask, giving as many details as possible of

Thanks, Duane, I?ll store this information for cases where I need it. Yes, I see it?s a bit tricky but possible. Do you think the feature that I asked about (which existed in Yahoo) is s. th. that

It's over simplifying it, but Member Activity is anything any member could do (although it may be done by a moderator) and Moderator Activity is what only a moderator is allowed do. There's not an

Hi, I cannot find a distinction between "Member Activity" and "Moderator Activity". When I choose "Member Activity", I get activities both of "normal" members but also the ones of moderators, although

John, Regarding the Transfer instructions page you might wish to post that suggestion in beta. Mark's notice in beta mentioned a delay in transfers, but it wasn't clear that "delay" would mean "until

Duh! How stupid of me! I went to the Yahoo forums and everything is ok now. I'm just waiting on the transfer to happen now. Thanks!

It MIGHT, but in my case, my .io group is brand new.? (So this very good idea does not apply...) I believe that you have all else as OK and correct. -Mike-

Duane & Shal, ? ? ? ? ? ?Thanks to you both and a big "dope slap" to my forehead for somehow having skipped right past Duane's warning #2, which is precisely what I did.? I generally read

Pam, Gmail's spam filter is pretty good, but you might want to check your Spam folder anyway just to make sure any messages from the Transfer agent didn't land there. Too, if you've got a tabbed

Alex, No, that was a misunderstanding. The New Users Moderated mechanism automatically changes the member's Posting Privilege to "Default group policy" as soon as the required number of approvals has

Brian, Then you've stepped square on the bug Duane warned of (his item 2). The most recent message cannot be split from the rest with the sort order flipped that way. It's a stupid bug, but it is

Dan, Be aware that the size reported for Photo Albums in Y!Groups includes attachments. But attachments aren't copied by the transfer agent. I've also have a Y!group where the usage reported for

Shal, ? ? ? ? ? What I want is that first message to be split off as a topic of its own, with a new title, while all the earlier messages in the existing topic, continue as a single topic with

Normally, you would set default *mail delivery* information for the group at Admin->Settings->Default Sub Setting (button at the top of the settings page). Everyone who subsequently joins the group

Brian, In your screen shot it looks like that's the first message of the topic. In which case there are no prior messages to split it from (which is why the menu item doesn't appear for the first

This must be controlled by a group level setting configured by the group owner.? ?When I hit the "More" at the bottom of the first message in the thread I want to split, this is what I get: -- Brian