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You might like to try the standalone Wordweb software: https://wordweb.info/ rather than use the Microsoft Store app. It operates "offline" - i.e. no links. The dictionaries are built-in and there is

There's no feature that would display the amount to members that I am aware of. You could always create a Wiki page and make it sticky which would cause the details to be displayed at the top of the

Hi, I have just recently converted my group from payed via my credit card to be payed by the group sponsorship function. This worked rather well, the members now nearly have 4 to 5 years of premium

I installed the free Grammerly on my laptop and the free Grammerly keyboard on my iOS devices. ?I’m sure there are more sophisticated checkers and the Grammarly paid version but what I installed

First, if you can't see Admin, Members on your group homepage, likely you aren't logging in with your correct email address. Second, you can add a second owner or a moderator by going to Admin,

Hello, I am ADMIN a small group, but I need to know how to add a second ADMIN. Also need to know how to access the names of my group members. Somehow I lost the? list when I added a new member, and

Tapping and holding the 'link' icon has no effect. I don't get the options to open, copy or share the link that you showed on iOS. Mark has said on the Beta>App subgroup that he's working on a new

Andy So you don't have the “link” icon on a Droud? — or using it has no effect?

Thanks for this helpful reply to my inquiry about pulling a link to an individual message on the app. It works perfectly on the iphone. Rachel

I use that app from the Microsoft store for my students. It's wonderful except every word is a link so I have to kind of copy the text from there unformatted into word for my reports, which is fine.

I would recommend Wordweb: https://wordweb.info/ The free version works just fine for me on a PC. Can be used anywhere - just highlight the text and press Ctl+Alt+W. I'd be lost without it. (No

<chrisjones12@...> wrote: This could be possible if you have messages sent to an address which is not associated with a GIO account and that group. You would see the notification,

Half or more of our members use email for posting and reading messages. Most email programs feature a built-in spell checker. I can turn mine off or let it check my message over before it gets sent. I

I tend to use Microsoft word as I write all of my emails there and copy paste. I love word's spell checker.

Surely it would only be of any use if anyone posts using the groups.io site? No one in my groups does so, and there are a multitude of different emailers people use I use Thunderbird with spellchecker

I use Grammarly, which also checks my grammar. Ken S "And if any man shall take away from the words of the book of this prophecy, God shall take away his part out of the book of life, and out of the

I use the one built into Edge, although at some point I intend to return to Firefox. Chris

I use the built-in checkers for Firefox (online) and Thunderbird (email). Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual ( /helpcenter/ownersmanual ) and

does anyone have a spell checker you are using for your groups?

How many people are "we"? Or to put it another way, how many people are unable to moderate by email? Is it perhaps the "royal we"? If it is the royal we are you trying to pass messages by sending from