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Rob, Alas, no. If you go to a last Saturday of a month that has five and create the event there you can select: Repeats: Monthly Repeats Every: 1 months Repeat by day of the week Then the Repeat

Hah, that did help, thank you! I conceptually already understood the relationships between the main group and subgroups, and how membership in the main group is required first, but the interface was

Is it as simple as giving you the option of adding people who aren't part of subgroup A already? These are people who are in your main group and the system might be saying, hey, want to add these? I

Edith, No. From the subgroup's point of view those are the only people eligible to be added. Yes. But you do it on the Direct Add page of the Primary group (because they must also be members of the

Because that's all you CAN do. Let me see if I can walk you through it. -- You did a transfer from a Yahoo group into subgroup A. During that transfer, every individual added to subgroup A was also

Bruce, I think you are misunderstanding my issue, sorry if I wasn't clear -- I super appreciate your taking the time to answer, so I hope you'll take another look. To try to clarify: I'm in the

Charles: I switched from a Mac (at home) to a PC for public use at my local library, and, using Internet Explorer, was finally able to send the "invitation" out to [email protected] Where it goes from

If we're talking about the "error while loading the content" problem, it's a bug in Yahoo Groups, not groups.io ... and it happens A LOT. The answer is what Shal said (

There are 84 'Last Weekday of Month' each year (7x12) that can not be referenced, e.g. Last Friday of the Month see "Calendar missing "Last" function for repeating events"

Friday, November 22nd, 2019 4:08 PM, DC Time, First Try 4:33 PM, DC Time, Second Try 5:08 PM, DC Time, Third Try (Responding to Doug Boulton's message to the group at 2:05 PM today) I'm having the

Ann -- The Full Featured Digest does exactly that, if viewed using webmail in a browser. I cannot predict what might happen in an email client, but I suspect it could vary depending on the client

Ann -- Good point...IF ownership of content (messages, photos, etc) is not an issue. If it's important to maintain ownership of content currently held under both email addresses the only good path

As a member, you must be logged in with the account/email you used to send the message.? As an owner, you can delete any message. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki:

John, no Groups.io staff on this group. Just peer-to-peer help. If you wish to suggest this, please do it on Beta when things calm down. I have to say that I have moved messages, and it works. As

It is admitted that moving a post is a tedious thing. Wouldn't it be a good idea to make it a simple process? Maybe, technically, it is quite a difficult development but I am sure it would be

Givens: * I am a Owner of a group, I also set myself up as a user with one of my alternate email addresses. * I have settings on the group to ALLOW members to edit/delete THEIR messages. When try to

You actually only need a single click. That page used to catch me regularly, but I finally realized I could use the column on the right for Messages view.? Makes sense that you could do both since

Mark just posted this on the API subgroup of beta.? Since it's not a group that many would pay attention to (52 members), I thought I should repost it here for clarification of some previous

Thanks, Duane ...? That does the trick ... but since my groups (only 2) are already displayed on the screen of the overview page, my inclination is to just double-click on the desired group instead

Parent groups members are NOT automatically added to subgroups. The people already there now are those that were added via the transfer operation. No. All members of a subgroup must be members of the