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Disabling the welcome mail is possible with an extra parameter in the Set-UnifiedGroup cmdlet in Exchange PowerShell: -UnifiedGroupWelcomeMessageEnabled:$false. See https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/exchange/users-and-groups/set-unifiedgroup
Use this as a part of a custom group creation flow if you would like to restrict and/or customize the welcome mail for many groups across your tenant.
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This is an ongoing irritation for our Office 365 Group members.
The primary way our employees use the shared calendars in Groups is to post vacation days or other reminders. Frequently, they forget to un-check the option to notify all of the other group members. Since we have so may Office 365 Groups, our employees are getting spammed by these entries.
We need a way to administratively set the default action to "not notify group members".
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Part 2:
The process of saving off the contents of the source calendar to an ICS file and then attempting to import it into the target Office 365 Group calendar is not possible. The only target of the import of the ICS file is the "current user's" Calendar. There is no option to select another one (e.g. the Office 365 Group calendar)
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This is a big issue for our organization. We have quite a few shared calendars which need to be migrated to their new Office 365 Groups.
This process STILL does not work in the full Outlook Client:
1.) Switch to the "List View" of the source calendar (Shared Mailbox)
2.) Select all entries & copy them
3.) Switch to the "List View" of the target calendar (Office 365 Group)
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I agree with this.
In addition, it would be nice to have an option to have the safelink wrapped in a new anchor tag with the display text equal to the original link location?
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This topic has been dead for over a year. We really need the ability to at least designate some group members as being "read-only". Can anyone at Microsoft help us to do this more efficiently?
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AMEN
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You can copy documents in SharePoint https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Move-or-copy-items-from-a-SharePoint-document-library-00e2f483-4df3-46be-a861-1f5f0c1a87bc or leverage the OneDrive sync client on your desktop to copy and paste files across SharePoint document libraries
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Yes, this is frustrating. It would make sense to make "Global Admins" owners by default (hidden) or to allow the addition of security groups to the member/owner lists of an Office 365 group. As it is right now, we have to first grant ourselves "owner" access to each Office 365 group before we can assist any of our users.
I'd also like to make a plug to permit group owners to see all deleted content within the group's recycle bin AND to be able to easily view and manage all versioned data in any of the lists/libraries.
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Guys, you just need to run the following command:
Set-UnifiedGroup [groupname] -UnifiedGroupWelcomeMessageEnabled:$False