If some subscribers can see the calendar and others can't, it's because the latter folks haven't logged in. https://groups.io/static/help#password

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Hi Duane, it really works! I had selected this time zone in general, but when I saw that it is UTC+1 h I changed it to a time zone with “+2h” Wrong assumption… Many thanks Hans Von: GroupManagersForum

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Thanks, Duane. I’ll have to convince the event planners that this will work. It would be great if there was an email choice to get in touch with Those on the wait list, in addition to those who replie

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I have been more than happily surprised by how quickly Mark reacts when an issue is brought his way. I have a premium group that loves the RSVP concept, but needed to have it adapted a bit to make res

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Does anyone know of a way to print a monthly calendar without seeing the event details such as repeat? I've had to click the subscribe to this calendar, and paste the link into the group's home page (

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Thanks, Bruce, I've tried that. Unfortunately, I have 30 different moderators (Group Leaders), and they don't always follow the rules. I've asked for this in the Beta group as well. I need something m

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I've taken a premium subscription with RSVP availability. For my group of old guys, it may not be viable. The email requires them to push Are You Going, which takes them to the webpage for RSVP'ing. N

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Thanks, that's what I am doing.

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OK the Sync Just Happened. So it does work. . One Happy Camper :)

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I worked for a multinational company before I retired. Our standard date format was DDMMMYYYY (i.e.: 04MAR2018). We got used to it, but even that had its problems. I'm sure Mark is cognizant of everyo

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Marina, > are two different messages: one with the actual reminder (hashtag > #cal-reminder) and, on the deadline date, a second message with the > > This happens even if I don't check the options Sen

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> Titus, > > > The 'main' calendar (above all the subgroups) doesn't show events in > > the subgroups when I view it on the Web site ... Am I missing a > > feature or a setting, or is this a bug, or a

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What I could also use is a page of videos on how to post messages and calendar events. Otherwise, I'll be sitting with 30 group leaders. We have a group for each interest group--fishing, reading, movi

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Group is on the free plan. Created event and checked "send invite to group". A while later a message is posted that says "Accepted: [xxx] Event: xxxxx" from one of the members. Since the group does no

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I anticipate that many of the people on my list will probably never need to log in to the groups.io site, and many are also technically challenged. That said, the RSVP feature could be useful since ou

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It says it will be scaled to fit within 900 x 300 pixels. ----- *Julesy* Mystery Lovers Book Club

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That worked great! Thanks again, Duane. Tiffany

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I've tested it, and yes, it's all fixed. But one thing which has emerged from testing this is that changing the date/time of an event, so it occurs again (the following day/whenever), will not cause a

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We cannot sync my subgroup's calendar to external software via the iCalendar link. We can sync to the main group to devices such as iPhone, Mac calendar and Andriod's calendar. This requires no login

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Toby, > one emailed to members when you check "Send invite to group". Confirmed. In my test case I got three errors: 1. Lines not delimited by CRLF sequence near line # 1 2. Missing required TZID prop

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