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Hi All, I am looking to give specific individuals (members) the ability to add calendar events without giving them any other moderator privs. I don't see this as a mod priv. Can a moderator have no

/On 2024-08-23 14:39, Andy Wedge via groups.io wrote: / There's also a third option which doesn't involve emailing from groups.io itself, export the memberlist CSV, extract all the addresses but his,

Basically, it's because the devices/apps are using different encoding techniques.? You could read for days (I have ;>) trying to understand what happens.? Suffice to say that one device used UTF-8

I can think of two possible solutions without posting and deleting messages to your main group. *Option 1* If you have a premium group, just create a subgroup and put everyone apart from this member

Well, I really only need to just use it once. And I know that she doesn't have any other groups that would have that kind of authority. So I would just need to upgrade the group that I have that she's

So, I've researched this in the User Manual and on this forum. And the simple answer is "NO". We are trying to get out a notice - to all but him - that there will be a surprise party for one of our

Paul my phone defaults to iOS Mail App when I tap *Reply to Group* And if does that subj line dance with only THAT one message. Diane That Beta post seems to be a discussion of all sorts of things

I believe the person can still sign-in to groups.io with their old email address and password and then change their email address. If that doesn't work, for some reason, you can invite them again to

One thing to keep in mind is that this trick can work only if she hasn't already logged in groups.io with her /new/ address; if she already has then she would have to delete the new address from

Joseph -You don't have that partiular authority on regular groups. They never have had that ability. I took two groups premium back when group transfers from Yahoo first started, partly because of the

On Thu, Aug 22, 2024 at 07:14 PM, prakash mackay wrote: These two statements are contradictory. You should find Settings under Preferences. You do have Preferences, don't you? Failing that, do you

Hi Frances,thank you for your response.I am the group owner Aloha Prakash [email protected]> wrote:

Prakash, I am attaching an image. If you don't see Preferences, Settings, then you must be a moderator or member without that privilege. For example, I am a moderator with GMF, but I don't have access

Hi Frances, Thank You for your response. When I click on Admin it only shows Pending, Members and Activity I am not finding Settings to change so that Non-Members cannot post aloha prakash

That can only be done on a Premium or Enterprise group.? Never has been available on free/basic groups. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual (

Hello guys, very rare situation. But I know I have a group that all allow me to do it. Because it was created back in I believe 2017. I don't remember. But I have a member who got locked out of one of

You have to click on Membership and choose Email Delivery History from there. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual ( /helpcenter/ownersmanual ) and

This is how Cox took care of the problem. Cox stopped handling email, and made a deal with Yahoo to take over their email service. Cox users can still use their Cox email addresses, but their mail

That's exactly where I am looking, and it is no longer there. Cacky

That's a function of the app being used to reply.? I suspect that if you take the mangled subject line and run it through a UTF-8 converter ( https://textool.io/utf8-encode-decode ) , it will be