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didn't think to ask Noel if she was looking at sure it is that somehow the message had a link to drafts As a clarification, the individual file size limits are set by the recipient (in

Noel, Possibly. I failed to recreate the problem in my test group - the photo I pasted into the message did show up on the group's Message page even though I had saved the message as a draft and

as posted in the group, or as received in email. No, its not that. I was looking at the received email. I'm sure it is that somehow the message had a link to drafts for the photo so only the owner had

Dano, Good catch. I didn't think to ask Noel if she was looking at the source as posted in the group, or as received in email. Or the same person may get the attachment for smaller photos, but a link

Ok, thanks. I'll keep watch there. Drew

There's a major revision of the notifications and interaction planned, but no projected implementation date. I think Mark will ask for additional input on the beta group when he's ready to tackle

Thanks. I suppose that will work but if there are multiple pending subscribers it will be very inconvenient to try and match up the submitted info with the individual pending subscribers. At least, I

No, no content from the subscribe email goes to anyone. If you want content from a pending member in order to approve their membership, or just to have on file, you need to create a Pending Member

It seems that when someone includes comments in their Subscribe email these comments are not passed to the owner. Is this the case? Or have I missed something. We would like to require new subscribers

Shal - Could this be caused by different members having different size limits for attachments they will accept in messages? It seems like someone with 'unlimited' might well get a message while

No, not that, we are all members. I'm meeting him this afternoon so I'll try and find exactly what he did. Noel

Noel, The https: there means that the image is not contained in the message - the receiving system must go fetch it from the named web site. The cid: there means that the image is contained in an

A member has made a number of posts with embedded pictures, which have worked OK. But his last posting, done in exactly the same way, does not display a picture, though the email I received does have

"Group Managers Forum subscription reminder" Reminder When: Friday, 1 September 2017 Description: This is your monthly subscription reminder for the [Group Managers

Nice Shall! ?Thanks for that. ?I had no idea yyyy-mm-dd was the international standard. ?I wonder how the person who came up with it feels as so many never use it. ?Probably just has a permanent

,,, and, possibly more relevant (for web usage),?https://www.w3.org/QA/Tips/iso-date ( https://www.w3.org/QA/Tips/iso-date ) And I've noticed looking at archived messages, that go from having a time

Jack, The world has has an international standard, ISO-8601: YYYY-MM-DD, but not everyone has gotten the memo. I like this humorous take on it: https://xkcd.com/1179/ More details:

Hear! Hear! "08-11" is not a date! It is impossible to get some people (even very nice ones) to come out of "We've always said/done it this way" comfort zones.? -- -LeeAnne ECIR (

Shal, You may be right about it being a warning in the composition dialog. I will check with the user. She may have forwarded me her "sent" message, as she had already deleted the delivery failure

Patti, That doesn't look like a delivery failure notice. That looks like a notice placed in her reply composition dialog. I think it is really just a warning that Outlook was "concerned" about the