We have one pro account with multiple licensed users. I do NOT want to know whether the SAME licensed user can hold or attend concurrent meetings. I keep getting directed to information about that. 

What I want to know is whether licensed user Ashley and licensed user Brad can each have a separate meeting at the same time—they are both licensed users from the SAME pro account. Ashley and Brad do not want to attend both meetings or set up both meetings. Ashley wants to run one for her team at 2 pm, and Brad wants to run one for his team at 2 pm on the same day. Neither wants to be knocked off when the other starts their meeting. No one on their invite list wants to attend both meetings. 

Is this possible? 

I have a feeling the reason this keeps getting asked over and over is that the zoom support doc that seems to cover "concurrent meetings" only mentions if one host or user wants to run multiple meetings. The question is whether two separate licensed users from one pro account can each hold a separate meeting at the same time - with no 40 minute limit and no knocking each other off. 

Bonus points if you can tell me whether Ashley (licensed user on pro account) could be hosting a webinar while Brad (licensed user on SAME pro account) could be hosting a meeting at the same time.

Again, we are trying to understand if the single pro account can host multiple meetings or a meeting and a webinar, each hosted by a DIFFERENT licensed user, where the licensed users do not want to attend any meeting except the one they set up. 

Separate licensed users, completely separate meetings, same pro account, same time and date. Possible? 

Thanks for considering,
Jen

Hello,

unfortunately, I have another question:

I work with two screens. The program that needs to be recorded runs on the main screen, while I see the Zoom tools and the participant list/videos on the second monitor. However, when I record the session, the participant images are displayed in the recording and partially cover important information from the program being shown. How can I prevent this permanently?

I start Zoom on a MacBook Pro, Tahoe from the Zoom website.

Thank you very much for your help.
helpa

I have a new ipad and have installed Zoom. When I click on a meeting and click add invitees only "send message" and "copy to clipboard" appear as options. There's no option to send email. Any help is appreciated. I'd love to not have to copy and paste into an email for every meeting. 

The option to "send email" does show up on Zoom on my iphone. 

We anticipate a future public meeting where an attendee may want to talk over folks. When I mute this person do they have the ability to unmute themselves or is there a feature where I can mute them permanently if they get too disruptive? Does anyone have best practices on how to manage this kind of experience in a public meeting setting? Thanks.

I just logged into try and schedule some meetings and the whole interface has been changed.  I go to click on meetings and it gives me the option to "host" or "join" a meeting....  Sigh.....  Where the heck did they move the dashboard when you used to log into your account and it launched right then and there.  Now it's filled with all sorts of garbage promoting more services to buy that don't interest me and clutter up my screen.

And, where do you request support to chat with a support agent?  I'm not interested in their stupid AI bots.

I don't understand why they have to make things harder.

I noticed today that Zoom is not adding a phone option to my meetings. 

When I signed into my account and edited a meeting, I see a message beneath my audio settings: "No dial-in countries/regions available"

I followed the directions in this article: https://support.zoom.com/hc/en/article?id=zm_kb&sysparm_article=KB0068094but got held up in tryin got adjust the "Global Dial-In Countries/Regions" setting. There is no edit button, just plain text that says "Not yet".

Thoughts?

During Zoom meetings my voice is heard fine both through the computer microphone and the headset microphone. I am trying to send Morse Code which is a series of dots and dashes ( a dot is a short tone and a dash is a longer tone. The tones are approximately 700HZ in frequency.) Zoom does not recognize these tones with either microphone. These tones were recognized on my older computer using  Zoom.