Thanks for taking my question. Here is my dilemma. I don't want the toolbar to appear when displaying a remote panelist screenshare.

As host of a webinar, I'm displaying any remote share screen on a second projected screen/monitor in Extended Mode. When I do this, my toolbar is also displayed. I do not want my in-house audience to see the toolbar.

When I screen share, the toolbar is detached and I can drag it to my host monitor thus its not shown to anyone but myself.  This allows me to open chat, panelist/attendee list, cc,....

Thanks for your assistance

Thanks in advance for your help.

Peter D

Hello,

I have recently created a multiple session event in Zoom Events and in the Event Configuration section I have identified 4 separate event start and end dates (with times).

When the Event Reminder email is sent to registrants 24 hours before the event begins will this be sent 24 hours before each of the start dates or just before the first start date?

For example if I set the dates as the 10th, 11th, 12th and 13th October should a reminder email be sent on the 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th, or just on the 9th?

Thanks!

Hello,

Is it possible to be able to customise the 'Your registration is complete' page that appears when someone has registered for an event?

As we have branding on other online pages it would be good to be able to have branding on this page too, as well as having the option to remove the 'add to calendar' link and being able to add some customised text for letting registrants know about next steps.

Thanks.

Hi all,

Hosting my first webinar tomorrow. I've learned there is not the equivalent to a "Waiting Room" in Zoom Webinar for me and my panelists and the advice is start as a "Practice Session" -- and just to confirm: to go live (that is, let attendees hear me / see us), I would then simply click "Start Webinar" and we would be live?

And if this is the correct order of events, my instructions to panelists and co-hosts would be to join the "Practice Session" ahead of time and then we all go live.

If someone can confirm (or deny) the above that would help put my mind at ease. Any other practices for this would be most welcome.

Thank you,

Rob