"Collapse Topics" remove the non-first posts from view only if those posts do not contain the search term. You currently can't search for a term that occurs in the first post of a topic. If the term

What is wrong with the existing Tools > Collapse Topics? -- Gerald

J_Catlady . . . <j.olivia.catlady@...> wrote: That would make searching for a topic much easier instead of having to sort through many messages all on the same topic, then another topic, then

Sometimes I'd like to see all the new topics that were started recently, or during a certain time interval. To that end, it would be helpful to be able to do a search that returns just the first

You obviously misread the request and are reacting on an incorrect assumption Go back and read from the beginning. Catlady understood and so did Brian but not you -- Bob Bellizzi Founder, Fuchs

What's so awful about helping people out? But forget helping people out. What if someone wants a copy of a message in their email so that they can forward it to someone else? In our group, that might

Received from Bob Bellizzi at 3/24/2019 10:33 PM UTC: And how do all those folks who are too unsavvy to take a message number and find the corresponding message via the web interface deal with a Wiki

Jim H, We already have a considerable amount of collateral literature, in a couple of languages. While this is helpful, it's never the entire answer. We also have experts' videos professionally

Oh thank you, thank you, thank you..... Ginny -- Ginny T. gttemari21@... ======== TemariKai.com

Great strawman, that's for sure. Nothing I said, nothing, implies that people should not be patiently taught how to get to a group archive and search it. And part of helping someone, regardless of

And I've been in choirs, and other organizations, that are run that way and they generally run more smoothly than those where everything has to suit everybody (which it never can and never

Received from Bob Bellizzi at 3/24/2019 08:45 PM UTC: But the stress levels can be reduced faster by just emailing them the information instead of sending them a message number along with directions

Hey, that's how I ran my choirs. You either do things my way, or theres the door. By the way all of the students stayed and cried a lot when I had to leave due to some things that happened. But I

Sarah, That would be a great way for a Charitable institution to operate. "Hey you, it's my way or the highway! You have 3 days to learn how to use the system or we kick you out!" We could even use

I do believe in the sync or swim idea myself. As my prof of a class said to us, you either say with me or get left behind, and I'm not slowing down for you.

We do teach them but first you have to reduce the stress and angst levels by providing useful information about the subject that was the reason they came to you in the first place. -- Bob

<<I don't get the idea of re-sending amessage, in its entirety, by e-mail atall.>> Whether it's in itsentirety or automatically emailing a link to a msg, it would be a valuable option AND one that

Thank you, Shal. You hit the nail on the head rather than the thumb. The Angst is a result of being told "you need a transplant." ..Of course you are more interested in why, how, etc than "stupid

Shal, Brian gets that but thinks the person should be savvy enough to log in, or learn to. I'm on the fence but I think it's a good feature no matter which side of the fence you're on. --

Mark -- I've done a little testing on this one. It appears that if the image is less than 100 pixels in either dimension, it won't show up in Emailed photos. So this should also help the little PNG