I run Zoom classes (meetings). I send out the "invite" to the people registered. When it's time for the meeting - I let them into the class.

How can I get a list of emails for the people that attended. I can see their "names" in a report - but it does not list the email address that they entered the meeting with. If I want to send out an email to those that attended - I have to look up their email addresses.

Is there a switch or something to turn on so that I can get a list of the attendees email addresses?

Is it possible in a webinar to have the Chat default be to All?  Right now, it defaults to Hosts and Panelists and attendees need to remember to change to All. We would like this reversed for webinars, the default is Chat comments are visible to all unless Hosts and Panelists is specifically chosen. Our attendees often forget to change the selection and so the discussion is being lost.

I have the newest zoom update (5.11.0), and I really need to switch to dark mode because light mode is very straining to the eyes, especially with a huge iMac screen close to my face. however, the "dark" option is not available. in fact, the "theme" category is nowhere to be found in my settings on general in zoom.  where can I enable dark mode here in this?

I use macOS High Sierra 10.13.6. pls, I need a quick answer to this, or i'll probably go blind after some time.

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I have been participating in some large Zoom meetings with a nonprofit that I volunteer for.  We have been trying to interpret these meetings into multiple languages simultaneously.  There have been intractable sound issues, where the people who are trying to listen to the interpretation can only hear a small part of what the interpreter is saying.

Has anyone else had this issue?  Does anyone know the solution?

I am setting up a virtual receptionist station; four users are assigned to receive the call. It always goes to the user whose last name starts with B, and if they decline it, the call ends. Is there a timeout period on when it would go on to the next person? If the first person declines it, why doesn't it move on to the following user?  I would like to avoid having an individual button for each person.