If I start a Meeting from the iMac and share a document all other members can see my annotations and add their own and the record of these edits remains. 

If I host a Meeting from my iPad or iPhone and share a document I can annotate from that device and the marks remain. I can annotate from either of the other devices and the edits remain on the host's document but disappear after 5 seconds on the screen of the device making the annotation. 

Collaboration is impossible. I've checked Meeting settings on the Web portal and annotations are enabled for everyone. 
I'd really appreciate some fast help on this. I fly to Britain tomorrow. My wife will have the iMac in Japan. We plan to hold ZOOM classes for students and sorting this out would make sharing the work much easier. 
Thank you.

Hi,

I believe this is a Zoom or system setting issue, but I can’t figure out how to fix it. Why do I say that? Because with other apps such as Spotify, YouTube, and VLC, I am able to adjust the output volume either in-app or through the master volume.

However, the problem arises when it comes to Zoom—I can’t adjust the in-app output volume, and even if I try to control it using the system master volume, it doesn’t work. There is sound, but it’s very loud, and I can’t adjust it at all.

Anyone has the same problem or solution to this?

Is there a way to delay sending the invite to participants until a certain date and time? I want to create multiple invites for zoom mtgs for the following week. I want them to receive the invite the morning of the meeting so it does not get buried in their inbox. Is this possible within Zoom or do I have to copy the invite to an external email provider such as gmail or outlook to achieve this?  Thank you

When creating a new meeting in Outlook Classic using the add-in, it adds a space at the top of the body of the invite and indents the user's name by one space.

If you use the plugin or schedule directly from Zoom it does not do this.

If you look at the template the line break and indent are not there.

This is a small issue, obviously, but it's annoying that it's not using the template as designed.   Does anyone know if there is another template this uses?

If I make an event in my Google Calendar and invite a Microsoft 365 user running outlook within seconds of the invite being created I get a decline message back that the user declined the meeting. The user hasn't even opened the invite - the user has no policy to auto decline/accept meetings and there is no trace of an email declining the meeting in the Microsoft 365 system (We did message trace and only see the invite coming IN).  DMARC and SPF etc are not the issue. The user receives the invite and can accept or decline (which then sends back to my gmail inbox) but I have already received multiple calendar responses for the invite.  I can turn the zoom chrome extension off and this doesnt happen. Anyone have this happen in the past with the zoom integration??