Example: Will you be attending the meeting? Will you bring a guest? 1. Yes, I'll attend, but won't bring a guest. 2. Yes, I'll attend and bring a guest. 3. No, I won't attend.

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What I'm looking for in a file or folder date - of any kind - is whether or not the file is active in some way, so that, for example, I can delete it if not.

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I’ll try to put together an example when I have time.

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Here is an example:

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Example 1: "fiancé" has an accent over the e. If you export RSVP responses, it comes out like this: "Hi there bringing my fiancé and..."

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As a motivating example, as Secretary, I keep minutes, agendas, rosters for one of my groups and these each have monthly editions.

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Mark is a fine example - when it comes to building complex computer systems he's amazing. Y! couldn't hire anyone to fix the system he originally built years ago.

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I would personally set that as a group policy for beta, for example. Would something like that be useful to anyone else (other than the original poster)? Thanks, Mark

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So in the above image example, the hyperlinked text would now show "Testsubgroup1 | testsubgroup1" and "Testsubgroup1 | testsubgroup2".

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For example, I can get a printed and bound copy of the Groups.io Owners Manual for less than $15 including shipping at printme1.com (not affiliated with them).

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Example: someone posts a message offering two bags of free fish (this actually happened today - the group member belongs to a sustainable fish coop and often, people don't pick up their

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The quotation marks are being improperly converted to HTML entities within the query and are then added as part of it, so "Example" becomes %22Example%22 and then THAT becomes %2522Example

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Example: The screen shot below shows 2 topics with this hashtag, but in fact there is only one. I have others which lists 2 but there are none. Any thoughts? Thanks, Tom

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For example, the doc for "Locked" says the topic is "immediately locked." Which, of course, means that it's locked after the first message goes through.

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An example might as follows: Creation of the world theories (main topic) -Bible (subtopic) -Big Bang (subtopic) -Evolution (subtopic) -Christianity (subtopic) -Misc.

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On Tue, 02 Nov 2021 14:52:54 -0000, J_Catlady <j.olivia.catlady@...> wrote: Yea, in fact I have, so here's a better example ...

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(this is for jpegs at least, uncompressed images such as BMPs do come back the same) For example, an attached 1959x1306 jpeg saved with 5% compression, 1,332kb, comes back with the

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Your case might be just one example of this. My expectation agrees with yours, Glenn.

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These unicode characters are when the message contains parts in a different language than the rest of the email (ZH-CN in one specific example).

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For example: Thank you.

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