I would like to interject that, IMHO, the best user manual (well app really) is one that is rarely needed. Concise but meaningful to the user explanations of in app choices and an intuitive approach

I think the key point here is "provided by groups.io." There's no need for groups.io to be involved since there are many PDF printing services that a member or owner could use themselves to print the

My bad, misread that. Still not gonna work for us. First, I don’t want to have to moderate all the free stuff, items for sale threads in the group in question. Second, I don’t want to receive all

I said the hashtag we use was moderated, not restricted to Moderators. Regards Andy

I need the hashtag to be usable by non-moderators. It's not only moderators who might offer items for sale or free items or who might post other content that's best replied to privately. I'm sure my

On my group we just use a #replytosender hashtag which is moderated. If someone other than the OP replies to the group rather than the sender we can reject the message. If the OP sends an update, we

Is there a reason why you cannot have two windows side-by-side with a manual in one and Groups.io in the other? That would seem the simplest option if you want to look at two things at the same

I suggest that the incremental changes are not nearly so severe, that the manuals become immediately obsolete. Surely if someone wants a printed manual, they must understand that it was current before

The manuals already exist as pdfs that can be downloaded and/or printed. It looks like many folks haven't even found them - https://groups.io/helpcenter. All are updated as needed, often within a

IMO, printed manuals still have a place today but only for things that don't change that much; for an ever-evolving system like GIO, a printed manual would be really impractical to implement as (if it

Whose going to do all of the work to keep a printed version up to date? It seems like it would be a lot of... lowers shades.... manual labor. YEAAAAH! Best,

You can have the downloadable manual in PDF. That's easy to print as desired.

Hello, what about an option to just print the manual that's already on the site. That way you could just print it yourselves I think that would be more feasible.

Please, PLEASE, P L E A S E have a printed manual. I find it impossible to follow instructions given "on screen" because I have forgotten what was suggested by the time I have gone back to the

This one is actually pretty easy. Provide the "hardcopy" manual as a PDF, which makes it searchable either in online or offline copy, and allows users to print a copy locally (at their own expense)

Yes but it has nothing to do with not letting anyone post to a locked Topic. That was a separate discussion. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy ones. My humanity

Let's not forget that the Guy Code prohibits the reading of manuals by men (in the same way the reading of road maps is not permitted).

I have lots of manuals in printed form that were out of date either before or soon after I purchased them. GIO is developing far too rapidly to try to do this. We should bless the inventors of the

No, it's effectively locked as far as replying to the group. Yes, you can still use reply, but it goes to the sender. Duane

Are you mixing this up with the thread about who can post to locked topics? You do say "effectively lock," but I would not consider a topic with a "reply to sender" hashtag even "effectively locked."