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if you are a moderator/owner and your group allows No Mail. You could temporarily change their delivery option and then change it back once the special email has been delivered to everyone

I have created a notice and then in Admin, Members, selected the people I wanted to send the message to. I used the Actions, Send Message - pasted the notice into the box. However it will appear in

I suggest having a birthday committee and communicate among the members of that committee by email, not the group. <malcolm.austen@...> wrote:

This won't prevent the person concerned being able to read the message in the archive, neither will it prevent anyone else quoting it in a reply to the group. Double whammy, you could solve the

The Moderator can change the persons e mail status to none.? send the message,? then turn it back on.

There is none.? Awhile back, someone sort of did it by creating a subgroup, but didn't allow the suprisee to be a member, but that's not guaranteed. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be

Hello! We sometimes have birthday surprises or events for a single person within an email group and we don't want them to see the email. What is the best way to temporarily keep that person from

John -- There is an FAQ on this, copied below for your convenience. Please review and come back with further questions. The final fall-back measure -- contacting groups.io support -- can be hit or

I am the Vice President of the Vintage Radio Control Society.? Our president Mike Denest has recently passed away.? He was the sole owner and moderator for our group. I would like to transfer the

Unless a digest has been sent to them within the last 6 hours. ( /helpcenter/membersmanual/1/additional-information/understanding-message-digests ) Duane -- Lots of detailed

Just to clear up some terminology to start with: there are digests (in either HTML or plain text format) and there's a Daily Summary.?? A digest is a collection of up to 12 messages.? If there have

We have fewer than 12 messages a day, sometimes just 2-3 daily. ?Is that why former “owner”, now a moderator, is not getting a daily digest?

As Andy said, this is normal. The assumption is that if you invite someone to join you have already vetted them, decided you want them in your group. You can also create an active Welcome message that

This is normal behaviour. Look at the Sent Invitations page: Regards Andy

Is this normal behavior?? When someone asks to join, they do show up in Members as pending, but when I invite someone, they don't show up anywhere in Member unless and until they accept. I also

There's also a note in the delivery help section ( /helpcenter/membersmanual/1/additional-information/understanding-message-digests ) : *Note:* If a digest had not been generated in

Bruce - I get posts from several groups by digest. Each digest contains the entirety of each message, so there's no need to follow a link. Attachments may be included as well, depending on your email

You can send them an invite. They can join using a button shown on your group home page or they can do so by email. The relevant address is also on your group home page.?? If you have set

Is there a way to just send a link for someone to join my group? Is there a place they can sign up themselves and chose delivery preferences so I font have to do direct add? ?Thanks.

Oh, you're welcome, it was definitely my pleasure to help you. And while I'm here, I would also like to let others know, that when you're helping somebody that is in the Logitech field, who not might