Hi,

How do you add a person as alternate host for a meeting?

We use the zoom account for church, and I am the main host. But we now plan to have bible study on Friday's and I need someone else to be the host, while I am at work. I provided the alternate person the info to log in, but she was having issues. So I want to give her permission so that she can go in on Friday and take control. 

I already added her as a basic user and she needs to set up her profile, but she already has a zoom account.

Hello,

I currently run drawing meditation workshops online through Zoom. At the moment, this is a group who sign up to monthly themed workshop series, getting a recurring meeting ID that lasts for the whole month. The workshops take place once a week.

I now want to allow those interested in the workshops to be able to sign up for a full year of weekly workshops. 

How would I create this? I know that each meeting has a unique ID and I believe that a recurring meeting could last a full year. 

Yet each workshop will have both monthly subscribers and yearly subscribers? 

Any suggestions?

thanks

L 

We are having problems with Zoom meetings in our church.  When the keyboard is playing, the laptop is not picking up the music.  We have tried the suggested settings but it is not working.  We have a new laptop that is running Windows 11.  Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks.

I need to setup 8 different 30-minute meetings on different days and times and would like to provide one meeting link / code to get into all meetings.  I also want my team to be able to join if I'm late to the meeting.  That is, I don't want to have to invite them in but allow them to join when they want without 8 different passcodes.  How do I set this up?  I need to start setting these up in the next 48 hours.

I recently was trying to disconnect a member of my group from our meeting and I "removed" the person.   I didn't report anything because there was no problem with the person. I realized I probably used the wrong tool to help her leave the meeting.  Now I'm worried that by "removing" her, I have blocked her from future meetings . . . I hope not.

Can you verify if my action will cause any future sign-in problems for her?  😞

Thanks.

I have a user who just got a new M2 based MacBook Air. When they try to click on a URL for a Zoom meeting sent via Outlook, they see a spinner for about a minute and then the Mac opens an error dialog that says: "Unable to connect. Check to make sure you're connected to a stable network that is not blocked by a firewall or proxy."

The user is on MacOS 10.16, the Zoom client 5.12.9, no firewall or proxy on the Mac. The network connection is working normally as no other apps are impacted and the user's old MacBook (and my ancient MacBook Pro, and all of my 80+ PC clients) can open the same Zoom meetings URL without issue.

Has anyone run into this and know of a fix or workaround?

TIA, Eric