Is it possible to add an alternative host within the Google Chrome extension/add on? I often schedule calls either for others or where multiple team members are on together and it's most efficient to have an alternate who can start things without me if needed. I can do this by editing the meeting if I log into our Zoom account but hoping it's possible to add them directly in our Google Calendar to skip the extra step of having to go to the other account. Thanks!

I am preparing to demonstrate software over screen share in a Zoom meeting. A feature being demonstrated involves displaying a toast notification to the user. However, toast notifications are not being shown in screen shares.

I have not found a way of changing this in configuration. If the application being demoed is selected for the screen share instead of the monitor it is shown on, then the toast is displayed to the user sharing their screen, but it is still not visible to other users viewing it.

Is there a way of configuring things so that toast notifications from the software being demonstrated are shown in the screen share?

Hi! I need your help. I had a base account. During the meeting, the person (who has a pro account) made me the organizer. And I accidentally recorded it not on a local computer, but in the cloud. But her record is not displayed in the cloud. I just bought an improved account, but I don't have this entry in my personal account either. How can I find it now? It was a very important conversation and I really need it!

Bonjour

je vais animer une réunion sur la prise de parole en public avec Zoom.

j'ai besoin de filmer les stagiaires et je pensais utiliser la fonction "enregistrer". Mais suis je oublier de fermer la réunion pour récupérer l'enregistrement?

merci pour votre aide.

I have a bit of an unusual problem. I have two jobs -- I own a small consulting business, and I also work part-time for a nonprofit organization. I use Zoom for both jobs. I originally signed up for Zoom with my email address from the nonprofit, but then I converted that to an independent paid account to use with the consulting business. Now I'm having an issue because the nonprofit has tightened up their security and I apparently can't get in to some meetings unless my Zoom account is associated with theirs. Our IT guy told me that most employees with paid Zoom accounts have resolved the issue by bringing their account under the umbrella of the organization's (receiving a substantial discount in the process), but I'm a little reluctant to do that because honestly I'm primarily using the paid features for my other business, including making the account available to my business partner,  and I don't like further entangling my two worlds. I could just have two separate accounts, one paid and one free, but then I'd have to keep switching back and forth. Is there some way to associate my existing account with my organization without merging the billing? I found a place under settings that seemed to be a way to do that, but when I entered the email address my IT guy gave me as the organization's primary account, Zoom didn't recognize it.