How do I Enable Annotate
I don't know how to turn on annotate and I don't understand the solution in zoom support
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I don't know how to turn on annotate and I don't understand the solution in zoom support
I was in a meeting and saw a presenter that was able to allow his participants to write using annotation directly on a PPT. I can not for the life of me figure out how to do it. Please advise.
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There's a Zoom report that doesn't show the list of participants. The count says 51, but nothing shows once the file is downloaded.
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Make someone else the host, it stops the recording. How do I solve this.
Desktop support for some users. 32-bit still works. I'm using this line to install for both 32-bit and 64-bit Zoom client installs. It's with the IT admin installer from the upper part of the downloads page. Start /wait \\path\zoominstall.exe /quiet /norestart ZoomAutoUpdate="true" ZNoDesktopShortCut="true" ZSSOHOST="myorgname.zoom.us" So it's got ZSSOHOST="myorgname.zoom.us" to prepopulate myorgname into the SSO path when any Zoom client user clicks into SSO. I'm sure that saves a few tickets. That works fine with 32-bit Zoom. I just noticed it's not working on 64-bit Zoom though. I'm assuming autoupdate is working but... If the SSO path isn't on 64-bit, maybe autoupdate isn't either. I googled for switches but I keep finding the same pages with the switches in general. For the Zoom installer I'm working with -- 64-bit, IT admin version, .exe, ver 5.11.7185. I don't know if I'm posting this in the correct forum. If there's a better one, please point me in that direction. I thought this was a general community forum for Zoom questions.
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Hi! Is there a place I could enter the zoom link/access code so I can view the previously recorded videos from this other person?
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I would like to know can we check when a meeting was set up?
Thanks.
Regards,
Achini