According to Zoom, I'm on the Pro Plan:

It doesn't prevent me from scheduling a meeting that's several hours long.

However, when a meeting I've scheduled is actually in progress, it gets timed out after 40 minutes.

The Zoom support page (here) says:

There is no limit to how many meetings a Basic user can host; however, if you prefer to avoid a meeting timeout at 40 minutes, upgrade to a Pro account 

Well, I *have* a Pro account, so what else do I need to do?

TIA
Josh

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