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Hi All,
When I select the "Send a Message" button from within the "Ministering" application, I have the options to select "All Companionships" or "Selected Assignments" and the option to "Attach Ministering Assignments". When I select "All..." and "Attach..." and then hit continue, it moves to the "Send a Message" application, with all the email address of assigned folks and it shows a single "Ministering Assignment.pdf" as an attachment.
What is in that Ministering Assignment.pdf? It looks like it is an actual attachment, such that all the pdf is going to everyone. Does this attachment include all of the ministering assignments for everyone included in the email or is it some random single Assignment for one companionship?
What I would like is to general a batch of emails with one email be companionship with their companionship assignment. Does this functionality exist? I have been selecting individual companionship and then sending the assignment, with copied and pasted text. Is that how it has to be done?
Cheers,
Taylor
When I select the "Send a Message" button from within the "Ministering" application, I have the options to select "All Companionships" or "Selected Assignments" and the option to "Attach Ministering Assignments". When I select "All..." and "Attach..." and then hit continue, it moves to the "Send a Message" application, with all the email address of assigned folks and it shows a single "Ministering Assignment.pdf" as an attachment.
What is in that Ministering Assignment.pdf? It looks like it is an actual attachment, such that all the pdf is going to everyone. Does this attachment include all of the ministering assignments for everyone included in the email or is it some random single Assignment for one companionship?
What I would like is to general a batch of emails with one email be companionship with their companionship assignment. Does this functionality exist? I have been selecting individual companionship and then sending the assignment, with copied and pasted text. Is that how it has to be done?
Cheers,
Taylor