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Cheers Duane All sorted now, thank you The footer link helped to understand it better Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK)

Thanks Rick I haven't seen your last type but the other is the usual one As I say not hugely important but just wondered what triggered it Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK)

Thanks Bruce That solves that And the other was plain text v HTML Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK)

I think you are right. the problem is that "email" sometimes means email-address, and sometimes means message. We should change the wording to "To complete your subscription, please *reply* to this

The way I found to log in as a different email address is to clean out my cookies.? That way groups.io doesn't remember me.? Naturally I am no longer in my site as my first email addy any longer but

It's also how it used to be with Yahoogroups and how it still is with Google Groups for all of the groups that I'm a member of. It's just simpler to refer to a group by it's mail address than by its

R. Hari, I forgot to give an example for adding a new row that will appear on top of the table. Here's what you nerd to do. Suppose the existing topmost sorted record (based on the value in the column

Darlene, If it helps any, this is how I perform the same testing scenario as what you're trying to do: 1. I use my *default* web browser (Firefox) and which I have already logged into GIO with my

David -- The setting here affects individual emails more than digests. There are two checkboxes...one for "Force HTML emails" and another for "Plain Text only." If you don't select one or the other,

R. Hari, What you can do is to create an additional column (call it SortValue) and enter a value for each row in the order you wish to have thr rows sorted. The values that you enter will be dependent

I don't understand why Groups.io mis-refers to groups by their by the group's posting email address rather than the group's URL. I believe in past discussion it has been stated that 'that's just how

I confirm that for me, too, clicking that link brings up my default mail client and opens a new message that that address in the TO. I have tested a number of browsers (Vivaldi, Otter, Firefox), and

I contacted the owner and he replied that as far as he can knows, he left the default settings when he created the group. He removed the Force HTML option on his group and I was able to make the

I have discovered the hard way that the 'Welcome Message' for new members uses, by default, the name you chose for your group when you set it up. If you subsequently change the group name before

Hello all, Thank you for all the responses. 1. Bruce, the aliases is definitely something to watch for going forward, one of those not obvious settings and subsequent problem. I'm not using aliases

A lot of the newer browsers/devices insist on remembering your login information so they can automatically log you in when you go to a site.? Sometimes you have to dig, but can (always?) find a way

I have been dealing with the "No Reverse DNS" error for over a month now. The Reverse DNS is configured properly and present. My ISP checked for me as well and also confirmed it was properly

Probably.? There's a pretty good explanation of footers at /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Footers Also see /g/GroupManagersForum/topic/69697470 Duane -- GMF's Wiki:

If you check the "Remove Other Reply Options" box, "Reply to Sender" will not appear in the footer. Bruce

Not a huge concern but in the footer, why do some posts have reply to Group and some have Reply to Group *&* Reply to Sender ? Its not the groups settings as they are all reply to group And yet more