Under General, in the Content Sharing section, check Share Zoom windows in desktop sharing.

Under General, check Share Zoom windows in desktop sharing.

In the top menu bar, click -> Preferences.

If you want to share and record them, you need to change a setting in Zoom. If this is your first class using Zoom, click either the Join Zoom Meeting link you receive via the email account you used to register for the course or use.

Now, when you play your slideshow, it will run in a window that you can move and resize.īy default, windows running the Zoom client aren't shared or recorded.

Choose Browsed by an individual (window), and click OK.

In PowerPoint, click Slide Show and then Set Up Slide Show.You can set up PowerPoint and Zoom so you can resize and move the PowerPoint presentation. Tap Share Content, then choose what to share.During a meeting, tap the screen to display the meeting menus.Choose which Desktop monitor, Device screen, or application you want to share, and click Share Screen.During your Zoom meeting, in the Zoom client, click Share Screen on the bottom menu.If you are using multiple monitors, in Zoom, click Settings (gear icon), and under General, check Use dual monitors.Open and log into your Zoom desktop client.If you are unable to join the meeting, visit Zoom Support Center for useful information. Move and resize the windows you want to share. Test your internet connection by joining a test meeting.Set your desktop preferences for dual monitors You can also set your desktop and window appearance before sharing.You can share media such as documents, images, web browsers, and PowerPoint presentations in Zoom Meetings using the screen sharing feature.Or, tap Join with a personal link name and enter that. On the mobile app home screen, tap Join.To join a test meeting, click the drop-down for Meeting ID or Personal Link Name and choose Free Test Meeting.Enter the Meeting ID or Personal Link provided by your host, and click Join.Or, click Start from your browser to join the meeting without video. If don't have the Zoom client, download and install it.The meeting will begin in the Zoom client. Don't forget, the Zoom Help Center is a wonderful resource.Before joining a real meeting, follow these instructions to join a Zoom test meeting to verify that your Internet connection, audio, and video work.Questions? Email or call 41 and leave a message with the best days and times to reach you.Here's the link for you to practice.thank you for joining FCAAE!.Congratulations! You are ready to join your FCAAE Zoom Class(es).If you don't want to wait, learn about User Controls by clicking here for a Zoom Help Center article.FCAAE will review these User Controls at the start of your FCAAE Zoom Class.While in the Zoom Test Meeting, practice turning your audio and video on and off.Remember, all devices have different navigation methods.

If these controls do not appear, move around your screen/hover to view the panel.Notice the row of User Controls at the bottom of the Zoom Meeting screen.This picture shows what your Zoom Test Meeting will look like with your 'video off' and.Send notifications - Your personal preference.Video - Experiment with your video on and off.On all devices, Zoom will ask permission to access:.It's easiest to click 'Open Zoom Meetings'

Windows Laptop and Desktop Computer users - The picture below shows the screen that will open and your 3 options for joining the Zoom Test Meeting.Chrome OS users - Click 'Allow' and then 'Open'.Android users - Click 'Join' and then 'Open links with Zoom'.Apple Mac users' - Click 'Allow'and then 'Launch Meeting'.Apple iPhone/iPad users - Click 'Join' then 'Open' and then 'Launch Meeting'.Apple, Android and Chrome OS users - W hen you click on the Zoom Test Link below, your device will open several different Zoom pages before opening the Zoom Test Meeting.After reviewing these instructions and when you are ready to practice, click the Zoom Test Class Link at the end of these instructions.You are the only participant in this 'Zoom Test Class' so don't be nervous. Step 3: Practice Joining A Zoom Class and Test Your Connection

Zoom test link