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Chris, It is, but I've been assuming that the single-page version is a stop-gap that allows the use of browser search capability. It will be much less interesting once the primary (multi-page) version

Nice find. I've written a quick note about this inconsistency to [email protected] [1]. [1]: https://beta.groups.io/g/docs/message/78 -- Christopher W. <lists@...>

Agreed, and in the comments I have posted on docs about the manuals I have always tried to include a reference based upon the PDF document. I think it makes items much easier to find. Andy

Agreed! 2FA is not for everyone in every situation. If it helps others, here's how I mitigate such risks (the trade-offs that I make) so I can get the benefits of 2FA: When I configure 2FA on an

My guess is that they don't have the correct time zone set for their account.? Since the recent change, https://beta.groups.io/g/main/topic/72813180 , you can check to see if that's it and have them

Agreed. The absence of numbering makes it very difficult to navigate the manuals and communicate to members about a specific reference.

One has to hope, but at the same time might it be worth pointing the differences rather than the existing formats remaining by default? For now let's see if others have anything to add. Chris

Hello, I’ve received complaints from members that they missed scheduled events due to the reminders I configured being sent out until after the event takes place. I have a weekly event on my

I agree that they should use the same 'format' if at all possible, though I can see where "page (d)" wouldn't be of much use in the online version.? I have a repair manual for my car that has

I am starting this topic following a more detailed look at the new Members Manual in connection with the earlier Enter Your Two Factor Authentication Code (

I've had emails delayed in arriving back in my InBox, yet they had appeared pretty well immediately in the messages on my groups homepage. Does it mean in the screen capture below, that groups.io held

That would appear to be at variance with what is written in the new *Members' Manual* : section *4.4.5* (pages 19 & 20 of the pdf version) states: *Note:* If the authentication code is lost (for

Even Groups.io support will refuse to change those settings if you were to open a support request. From the Account > Security page that Chris mentioned: Notice, however, the mention of "recovery

Any one of your members who gets messages delivered via email can use their email client's forward feature to forward the message along. As to why, you mention one good reason. I can _speculate_

Jennifer, Not from the Yahoo Group's web pages anytime recently. The option disappeared ages ago (a decade or more) when Yahoo found that spammers were abusing it.

It can easily be argued that 2FA is not overkill given the greater likelihood of a 'phone falling into the wrong hands? compared with a desktop or laptop. I rather doubt if "the tech company" (which

Mike, It does: "Need Help? ... Due to the current volume of support email, we can only answer messages sent from owners of premium groups at this time. /helpcenter Yes, it imports

Hi all, This week's change log: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/24760 Feel free to reply to this topic if you'd like to comment on the changes. Or better yet, if you expect a lot of discussion

The owner will have to go online to process the message.? Once claimed, it can't be done via email.? There's no way to reverse it. Duane -- GMF's Unofficial Help Wiki:

hi For anyone using basic functions of a phone 2FA is overkill anyway. That it has been 'deemed' necessary by the tech company is only due to the less than knowedgeable use of devices. Annoying alerts