I just updated to the newest version of Zoom. It seems that the older version, that allowed us to send an email directly to the invitee has been changed so that now we can only create the link and then have to leave Zoom and go to our Email account to paste in the invitation. This is an extra and annoying step. Am I missing something ? Why would this step be eliminated. Instead of an updated version, this seems like a "fall-back" version ??

We appreciate that Zoom continues to evolve its meeting products. But it is hard for users to keep up with all the features available. It would be useful if an easy way was developed so that users of Zoom could educate themselves about these features.

Idea: Perhaps create a collection of short and fun videos on a single topic (less than 5 minutes). The videos should be posted on YouTube so that people can subscribe and also should be connected to zoom meeting. Users should be encouraged come to a meeting 5 minutes early and watch one of these videos before their meeting. It also would be good if the "videos watched" and "videos liked"  histories were kept for each user. In that way, the browsing for which video to watch could be organized to place the "videos watched" lower in presentation order.

Why am I unable to open a recording on the same computer I recorded the Zoom on? At first it asked me to download an app to support having the video converted but then the app store said the application needed was not available to my country (US) and now it says "file does not exist" when I try opening or converting it. 

I am using a word document daily appointment calendar that I am trying to streamline by making a link to the zoom meetings for the day. I am not the administrator and I do not have email invites, only the information to join as an attendee. Is it possible to make a link to embed in my calendar document and how do I do that?

Thanks in advance!  Cheryl

When I start a livestream from my meeting, does the livestream broadcast go to distribution from my host computer or from zoom's servers? Will a network disruption at my local machine case the entire stream to fail or will it continue even if I'm temporarily disrupted?