In our case we removed people after the webinar finished who were still hanging around, because we had a post-webinar evaluation we did not want everyone included in. The people we removed were not disruptive, and we *do* want them to get the follow-up email.  So we wanted to check if they will get the email automatically or not after being removed, and if not is there is any way to change their status now that the webinar is over so they *do* get the email.  Thanks. 

We've caught 2/40 webinars that we recorded and made available to watch on demand are stuck in a registration loop. Clicking register just brings people back to the registration page. I submitted a ticker this morning but haven't heard anything. Is there an issue currently that anyone is aware of? The settings and registration questions are all the same for every webinar.

How can we host webinars within an organization that does not have internet access? Frequently we give talks on stage to an audience in a very large hall. What we need is each of the panelists joining (having their own window) the session. Each panelist has an independent hardwired camera on them. Easy to do if you have internet connection. How do you achieve this without an internet connection?  Zoom only seems to work with an internet connection. Can you get a non internet (local) version of Zoom?

Is it possible to allow users to join a webinar without needing to enter their login information first? We're hosting an event via OnZoom this Sunday, and would like to disable this function because we think there may be some drop-off if fans are forced to login before they join.

Today, we argued with my colleague about who was the first to plan the event.

I planned a webinar, but later, I saw that my colleague had scheduled a meeting simultaneously. I deleted that event, but they are saying that they were first.

Is there any proof that my event was first, and where can I find it?

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