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Sharon,

It is in HTML pages along with any attachments in whatever form they
were attached in.

Any chance that these could (eventually) be imported to a Groups.io
wiki?

If you can open those pages in your browser, you can probably copy each from that browser window and them paste it into a blank group wiki page.

If that doesn't work you could try opening the pages in notepad (or another plain text editor) and then in he group wiki page editor switch to Source Code mode and paste in the raw HTML code.

One potential problem is that Groups.io's wiki may not (probably does not) support all of the HTML formatting elements that those pages contained. So you may have a fair amount of clean-up to do depending on how fancy the original pages were.

Another problem would be the attachments. If they are images you can use the Add Image button to insert them. If they are something else I'm not sure what you can do. Maybe host the file somewhere and provide a link to it on the wiki page. If your group's wiki is available only to group members you could put the attachment in your group's files section and link to it from the wiki. It isn't as easy to as it should be though, for lack of a permalink on the files.

Shal


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