Hello!

I would like to run a poll in English and French. Currently we use View Options, which allows people to view a PowerPoint presentation in either French or English. I'd like to offer the people watching in either language, the same poll, just in their viewing option language. Suggestions would be greatly appreciated. 🙂

Thank you,

MM

When using zoom in a meeting with more participants the image get small for each participant not on the normal size. here is the image:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LiHvKX3OiDX5ls_NRIFEMEFik63zmkaY/view?usp=sharing
Can anybody help with this issue?

On yesterday's Zoom I could not share. The error message claimed the host did not allow me, but I am the host! I recently changed the name of my computer from TEST to Denise and since then when I join other Zooms, I the word TEST shows up under my photo. How am I able to explain to Zoom that I am still the same person. The account is under my name as Denise and I never wrote TEST in my account. 

Hi

If I click on the "Join" Button, Zoom does not open the meeting. It opens Zoom, but not the meeting.

I'm logged in and Zoom is updated on the latest version. On my Notebook everything is working fine, but on my other computer (same settings etc.) it's not working and I don't know what's the problem.

I am grateful for any help!

I am scheduling a meeting that will probably involve 150-200 people.  We hold this meeting annually.  In the past people have gotten hung up over the security measures we established for the meeting.

People register via our website and pay to participate.

At a minimum - we require the meeting ID and passcode to join, but theoretically folks could pass that information around and freeloaders could join.

I see there are options for "registration" and "authentication" with Zoom.  A couple years back those settings tripped up some participants who thought they had already "registered" when they signed up on our website.

As I understand things, "registration" requires someone to disclose an e-mail address, then a confirmation e-mail is sent back from Zoom with a clickable link.  "Authentication" requires a user to disclose an e-mail address and set up their own Zoom account.

Do I have this difference correct?  Is there a better way I can explain things to participants, some of whom are not all that Zoom facile?  Thanks -- Richard