I recently did an interview with a high school student. She set up the Zoom call and wanted to return the call but she couldn't figure out how to record.  I told her that I could record if she made me the host of the call.  She did and I hit the record button.  I assume that even though I recorded the call, the copy of the recording would be saved to the student's account.  Is that correct?  

I have a problem with my zoom. Two weeks ago I could not share my screen, there is a symbol/ notification (picture attach) that always happened when I want to share, but when the notification disappears I could share. During my session, I only could share 1 time on my screen then the notification will pop up after that. I tried to uninstall my zoom an re-install again but still happend.

Hi all - I trust this will make sense and display my newbie-ness.

Our small business has a few remote users. We have a few Licensed Zoom accounts. We would like to use one of the Zoom accounts for multiple meetings, hosted by any of our staff.

I would like the link, or URL of this meeting to be able to be used in multiple meetings, so a staff member can schedule a meeting and add the Zoom link. 

Could this 'company' Zoom account be accessed by anyone who is given the link, and set up to allow it to be hosted by whoever sends out the meeting invitations?

Is this as straight forward as it seems? I feel I am missing something in the 'ownership' of the meeting. Eg that the person scheduling the meeting would need access to the Zoom account of this recurring, used-for-many-different-meetings Zoom account. Also how the hosting of each meeting would work.