Hi,

When i create a meeting i would like to share the dashboard in an another host account...

For example A create a meeeting in his own zoom account and put B as co-host. 

When B log in to his own account he can see the meeting in is zoom dashboard...

Any ideas ?

Thanks for your answers

In a recent meeting that used breakout rooms, we had two things happen that had a similar issue.

Scenario #1 ... when the individual was invited to join the breakout room, they accidentally chose the option to not join.  (I am unsure of what that option is, as I've never been on the receiving end of a breakout room invite.)  So, when they accidently choose to not accept the invitation to join the room, they come back to the main room.

and ...

Scenario #2 ... when the individual joined the breakout room, they left the room and rejoined the main room to ask a question.

So ... here's the issue and my question ... once those individuals came back to the main room, I was UNABLE to send them back to their assigned room.  Perhaps I'm missing something.   The only option I could see would be to send them to a different room.  Once there, they could leave THAT room; and once they returned to the main room, I would then have the option to have them join their originally assigned room.

Am I missing something?

I have a Windows 10 PC with Zoom. I had a meeting with 4 people.  It was fine - we heard each other perfectly.  I turned on Cloud Recording.  When I downloaded the .mp4 - there was no sound.  When I downloaded the .m4a file, it plays but there is no sound.  It used to work perfectly and now it doesn't.   

I've been using the Zoom Whiteboard (not the physical whiteboard) on my computer with a Wacom drawing tablet.  Unfortunately, something has changed and now my penstrokes are being eaten and replaced with dots.  I believe this is some kind of double click detection or some other gesture.

Here I try to write the especially problematic letter "F" 7 times.  It failed each time.

Here I tried to write the simple equation "y = mx + b"

And here I wrote the alphabet and "The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog" without corrections.

Each of these examples were created with Windows Ink active.  Every failed penstroke has a has a little Windows Ink ripple effect whenever it happens.  When I disable Windows Ink, things like this still happen, but without the ripple and less frequently. 

Is this a known problem with a known fix?  It makes it pretty much impossible to use the whiteboard and annotate tool.