@Duane -- do you think I should have created a new topic in the beta forum rather than tagging on to that other one about ics files? I just noticed it has a hashtag of "#fixed".

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Thanks, Duane. I just joined the Beta Group and posted the info in the thread you mentioned above along with some text from the .ics file. I also added the fact that if I subscribe to the whole calend

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I'd guess that it's related to the 'fix' that was done for Google Calendar ICS files, https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/25680 You may want to tag onto that topic with this additional information.

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Apologies if this has been addressed somewhere but I searched for "download calendar event" and did not see anything similar. I just noticed that when I download a Calendar event that has a link in it

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Yusuf -- A forwarder is the only way I know of...and even then, the events themselves are not sent, only the associated notifications (#cal-notice, #cal-reminder, etc). Correct. Groups.io is not an em

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To simplify: I want Calendar Events from Group A to be sent to Subgroup B.1. How can I do this? - Groups.io appears to treat any groups.io address as invalid and will not allow subscription - Groups.i

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I've created a Group (A) for the purpose of sending a daily aphorism to anyone subscribed to the group, as a Calendar event. Now, I want to have these messages posted, each day, to all members of a Su

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I believe that's intentional. When a date is referred to by numbers only, such as 6/6/20 or 6-6-20, your preference will determine the order and style. When it's spelled out, such as you're seeing, th

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Frances, Many thanks for the information, which I have now changed my setting. But on the event it is still coming out as below. Regards, Steve

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Have you checked your own preferences? Online, top right corner (Account), Preferences, date display. I sent and received a calendar reminder recently and the body of the email said: When: Sunday, 24

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I have a problem where the set up of the date in calendar is DD/MM/YYYY, but when you add an event, it comes out MM/DD, does anyone know if the events date can be changes so that it is consistent with

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Charlie -- If you want language of this kind to appear in each #cal-invite you have two options: place it at the bottom of the event Description, or word it as a question that each person has to respo

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Hi, does anyone know of a way to add boilerplate language that would be included in every Calendar notice that has an RSVP? For example - "By accepting this invitation you acknowledge that you have re

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Hi Duane, By the time I started to create a test event today, the timezone has changed to CEST (UTC+2) and it looks like all the timezones have been changed to times like BST (UTC+1) for London and al

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You shouldn't need to change anything. I'd do a test event (and not invite the group) to verify. After you create the event, hover over it on the calendar to see what time it's scheduled. Hopefully it

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Hi All, My groups has been using ZOOM to schedule video meetings for some weeks, so I was very excited to see that I could now schedule a ZOOM meeting and set reminders using the Groups.io Calendar. B

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Moderators/Owners can edit any event. Members can only modify events they've created. The lock button prevents changes to any RSVP responses for the event. Duane

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I am trying to better understand how calendar permissions for modifying events work between the different levels. Looking on the help page, I do not even see the work Calendar mentioned. From what I u

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Rather than 'CANCEL' an event, and generate an immediate cancelation notice that you may regret: [GROUPTAG] Cancelled Event: EVENTNAME - DATE #cal-cancelled Instead edit the event (especially if it mi

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I don't believe it's normal to cancel an event, then modify it to be rescheduled. Usually it's one or the other. What I would do is cancel the event, then schedule a new event using the same informati

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