I'm frustrated when I'm participating in webinars where everyone else has emojis, but I don't. The option in Settings for Allow participants to react to meeting chat messages using emojis is ON. 
I am on a Pro account, and I want to be able to use emojis when I'm participating in webinars, and everyone else has emojis but me.

Help, please.

I attend webinars daily. There are a lot of people (over 100) in them chatting. I have such a hard time interacting in the chat because the chat is constantly moving with the activity. Is there a way to get the chat to not move on its own? I want to move it myself when needed. I can't even reply to comments without the chat jumping on its own.

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Hi, I can't schedule any more meetings. It's telling me that I haven't indicated a start date and duration time, when in fact I have. I don't know what to do 😞
Please help me
Have a nice day,
Céline

I found the solution but didn't know how to delete my message sorry

I am following these instructions to migrate from the old Salesforce Zoom App to the New one.
https://support.zoom.com/hc/en/article?id=zm_kb&sysparm_article=KB0057654

It seems the bit about "Disable webinar triggers" is wrong.

Zoom sent 6500+ emails to my customers alerting them that their registration changed. Even for webinars in the past and folks who didn't even attend. 

Should this article be updated to check the box for "Avoid Webinar Tigger"? 
Or is there some other way to prevent the messaging from going out?
I haven't done the attendee migration yet because of this. 

We're hosting a webinar where we only want people to attend who we know.

We want to avoid registrants from sharing the webinar link with people we don't know, who might turn up to the webinar even though they haven’t registered. I did a test webinar, which showed me this is possible to do.

Is authentication the only way to avoid this?

We're having trouble with authentication because people aren't familiar with it, they're trying to register for the webinar using a different email with that associated with their Zoom account/profile, or they don't have a Zoom account/profile to start with. And we're worried some might find they've forgotten their Zoom password at the start of the webinar if they haven't used it for a while.

In short, authentication is an obstacle for those who aren't super-familiar with Zoom.

Anyone else found this? 

Any suggestions?

Hi All, With webinars, is there a way we could have someone else receive the email when someone registers other than just the host?  I have tried to put an additional email address in the email contact but it didn’t seem to like having more than one address.

One option is to forward on the registration when we get them but we can’t think of anyway it could be done automatically. - any ideas? 

Thanks 

I have puchased a Zoom webinar licence for my org but want to allow others in my team to view and amend or set up future webinars. How do I go about doing that? Do the individuals need to have a Zoom One Pro licence? Or do they need to have a Webinar licence? Seems a bit much as we are only holding one webinar at a time.

We regularly receive invitations to webinars from one of our suppliers.
When we try to register for the webinars, we receive the following message:
The e-mail address *********** cannot be used to register for this webinar.
We do not have a Zoom account.
What can we do to be able to participate in the webinars again?