Is there a fix to print a clean-looking Zoom document with a header that includes a data table? 
I've printed and distributed a PDF with a data table from Zoom Docs on Chrome for the past four months.  Recently (last week), the data table has been pushing itself 1 page down from where the header of the document is. No matter what I try, using different web engines, computers, deleting cookies, or changing print settings (page size, borders, scale, etc.), nothing seems to work. To add to this, the new PDF export also doesn't support data tables. 

If anyone has a workaround for printing a PDF with a data table, I'm all ears. 

All I know is that it was working two weeks ago, and now it's not. 

A field type that could be added to Zoom Docs data tables that would dramatically increase its viability would be a lookup field. A lookup field that references a related table to automatically populate values. Users can select a record from a related dataset, and the lookup field will fetch and display a specified field (e.g., name, ID, status) from that linked record. This enables dynamic relationships between tables, reduces data entry duplication, and ensures data consistency across documents. Currently, when you create a relation, it displays the text of the primary field, but it would be beneficial if you could choose any field from the related data table.

Hi Zoom,
I follow the network document : https://developers.zoom.us/docs/video-sdk/flutter/quality/
then I receive no event links to network  

• When connection lost => nothing
• When connection back => receive event EventType.onUserJoin but it's not network event

 eventListener.addListener(EventType.onUserVideoNetworkStatusChanged,
        (data) async {
      data = data as Map;

      ZoomVideoSdkUser? networkUser =
          ZoomVideoSdkUser.fromJson(jsonDecode(data["user"]));
      ZoomVideoSdkUser? mySelf = await zoom.session.getMySelf();
      if (networkUser.userId != mySelf?.userId) {
        // only track status for local user
        return;
      }

      final networkStatus = data["status"];
      switch (networkStatus) {
        case NetworkStatus.Bad:
          showSnackBar(
            snackBarType: SnackBarType.error,
            title: "Poor network quality".tr,
            message: "Move to an area with better connection".tr,
          );
          break;
        case NetworkStatus.Normal:
          showSnackBar(
            snackBarType: SnackBarType.warning,
            title: "Unstable network quality".tr,
            message: "Improve your network to prevent disruptions".tr,
          );
          break;
        case NetworkStatus.Good:
          showSnackBar(
            snackBarType: SnackBarType.success,
            title: "Optimal network quality".tr,
            message: "Enjoy a seamless consultation experience".tr,
          );
          break;
        case NetworkStatus.None:
          showSnackBar(
            snackBarType: SnackBarType.success,
            title: "No network".tr,
            message: "We have to end the call due to no network connection. Please try again later".tr,
          );
          break;
      }

    });

 Could you give me some advice for this?

We have just rolled out Emails for Zoom Contact Center - we are a fairly small/mid size company and were using gsuite for most of our operations. Our customer service team is used to some functionalities from the delegated inbox/gmail that are missing - especially with previewing documents and images without having to download them as well as being able to actually download inline/embedded images within the email.

Is this something Zoom is working on and does anyone know how to escalate or add to that feature request. 

Hi,

I really enjoyed the new Zoom Docs feature—it's a great companion for Zoom meetings!

That said, I’d like to share the content of a Zoom doc via email with my team to keep everyone in the organization on the same page, keeping the same layout as it appears in the Docs.

Is there any way to do this?