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faithlharker
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I am hosting a meeting from my account but wish to log in to an unrelated seminar (hosted by another party) at intervals. Can I host in one window and receive in another window simultaneously on the same device? 

 

Can I alternately use two devices, one to host and the other to receive? Can the devices be in the same location or do I have to use two locations, one for each device?

1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION

Hosting one meeting while you view another meeting can be accomplished.

I often host a meeting from my primary Windows 10 computer, and then using the same account on my iPad (mobile device being key) attend a different meeting. You could also use a web browser at the same you're hosting a meeting.


If you find this information helpful, please click on "Accept as Solution".

If you have further questions, please reply, we're happy to help.

 

Jeff Widgren | Host of the Zoom Test Kitchen
@ZoomTestKitchen


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Hosting one meeting while you view another meeting can be accomplished.

I often host a meeting from my primary Windows 10 computer, and then using the same account on my iPad (mobile device being key) attend a different meeting. You could also use a web browser at the same you're hosting a meeting.


If you find this information helpful, please click on "Accept as Solution".

If you have further questions, please reply, we're happy to help.

 

Jeff Widgren | Host of the Zoom Test Kitchen
@ZoomTestKitchen