I know similar questions have been asked but I couldn't find a solution in any of the replies.

The 'Previous Meetings' that are displayed on the web portal do not display on the desktop app. Our organization provides a paid plan for each of us. So, where not using the free version. And the problem appears on both Mac and Windows. One of the solutions said that previous meetings are only kept for the past 30 days unless they are recurring. That seems to work on the web portal, but not on the desktop client.

Is there a setting somewhere that needs to be set in order to sync info from the browser app to the desktop app? Or is there something else that I'm missing?

I've attached two images that display the last meeting that I scheduled. It hasn't been 30 days and it shows up on the web portal, but not on the desktop app.

My annotations move when I scroll down a pdf (screen sharing during a meeting), but I've been a guest in other webinars where the annotations stay in place and the participants receive the pdf after the event and can see the annotations. Please can someone explain how I can have this setting too on my computer?

Hi,

I recently hosted a meeting with 150 participants and created 45 breakout rooms for speed networking. Sorted everything, but when I clicked the "start sessions" button, nothing happened.

I use the latest version of Zoom client and had booked the Large Meeting option.

Any ideas?

Thx

There is a whole set of profile fields that you can set from https://zoom.us/profile but it doesn't seem to be super useful when in meetings.

You can see someone's display name and pronouns during a call overlaid on the person's video. But is there a way of easily viewing more fields like department, job title, location, etc...for people whilst in a call somehow?

I frequently host meetings in which participants need to share their screens, and frequently show/switch between multiple applications. So, we typically share the entire "desktop", so the person sharing can easily switch between tools and the participants can follow along.

On or around 6/12 that feature seemed to "disappear", leading to many inefficient meeting moments where participants had to stop and restart sharing to show applications. It eventually rose to the level of frustration that I started searching the internet for solutions, eventually leading me to this "Disable desktop screen sharing" option on my user account.

I am not sure where this came from or when it got there, but I am curious about the decision to opt me in to a significant change to functionality and leave it to me to go digging around, wasting MORE of my time, to figure out how to get it back. Typically, a new toggle that removes important functionality (that we're paying pretty good money for) is not turned on by default -- why was this toggled on for my account?