Anyone know where I can find a resource to identify functionality differences between using the client versus the browser as an attendee? We were just told even if everything is set up properly, an attendee can't see answered Q&A questions on the browser, only the client. I'd like to know what other differences exist so we can plan accordingly. (Does the functionality vary in Zoom meetings, too?)

Hi all,

We add a graphic to the right side of the registration page but it's suddenly tiny. I checked the image itself and it's the same size as always. Is there something I can do to fix this? It's always a graphic for the partner who underwrites the webinar and we can't have such an important piece be that small.

I would appreciate help with this issue! We have several webinars scheduled and they're all tiny now.

Thanks,

Karyn

Hi Zoom users,

I have had some trouble ensuring that, in recordings of webinars, the speaker's video feed doesn't sit in the right corner, blocking part of the screenshare. This can be especially annoying when you are presenting a powerpoint and content can't even be seen.

I believe Zoom meetings records it so that the speaker's video is in a side panel next to the full screenshare and would love to know if this is a setting I can enable in Zoom webinar as well.

My boss ran a report for a webinar that we did previously. It listed my location as some place that it should not have, but I am unsure how it gathers the location for an attendee. Can someone let me know how it lists the location?

I am thinking that it could be a few different ways.

1. IP address lookup

2. During registration is it entered?

3. Time-zone or other information entered in my profile somewhere