Additional information can be provided as well. Please respond, can give IM or email information on request. haven't tried bypassing router (cat5 cable too short! )ĭCC Checked in Advanced Range is 1024-7895 Able to host internet multiplayer games Using ZoneAlarm, gave mIRC Access/Server permissions and enabled advanced program control to use other programs
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Windows Firewall not enabled on LAN connection Windows XP Home SP1 (Windows Firewall disabled) I am using the following setup:Īdditional Scripts: OmenServ version 2.52 I can DCC Receive, DCC Chat, but cannot DCC Send. When you check the “Enable Global Shortcut” box in the“Keyboard Shortcuts” tab in settings, you can use Zoom’s keyboard shortcuts even when you’re in a different app.ĭid we miss any? Send us your best Zoom hacks, and we’ll keep this list updated.Yet another unable to DCC Send post to add to the bunch =( I can't find a resolution to help me out of all these posts. Use Keyboard Shortcuts, Even From Another Tab – When you find yourself deep in that Excel sheet mid-meeting and suddenly need to unmute and share some wisdom: it’s now easy to do so without having to juggle back to your Zoom screen. Use Reaction s – Like Slack reactji, it’s easy to communicate in a big meeting when someone asks “any questions?” (we give a thumbs-up), or to celebrate good news (we give a clap).ġ0. Display Participant Names – Whether you’re taking a lot of external calls or having Donut meetups with people you don’t already know internally, Display Names is the digital equivalent of a handy nametag.ĩ. Bonus points for coordinating background Donut selfies!Ĩ. We even made you some Donut virtual backgrounds to try, complete with a template for doing a virtual cheers, a GIF news chyron, and many sprinkles. Upload a custom selection of virtual backgrounds so you look like you’re in the office (it’s a “wait, what?” moment every time!), at the beach, or in a scene from your favorite movie. But sometimes you just need to look like you’re someplace else.
Virtual Backgrounds – We’ve enjoyed seeing our coworkers’ homes, meeting their families, and catching glimpses of furry friends.
Want to level up even more? Under the “General” tab in settings, you can select “Automatically copy invite link once the meeting starts.” When that box is checked, the meeting link will be added to your clipboard whenever you join a meeting.ħ. Command+I brings the invite window right up on a Mac, while Alt+I makes it easy on a PC. Quick Invite – Forget navigating 4 menus to track down a lost invite while you’re also trying to follow a live conversation. Skip the repeated pleas and mute all: hold Command+Control+M on Mac, or Alt+M on PC.Ħ. Mute All – We’ve all been in those meetings where out of 10 participants, one person’s mic is directly in the wind, another’s dog is barking in the background, and a third person is chewing extra loudly while wearing headphones. Using Dual Monitors – Speaking of multiple monitors, use the dual-monitor display feature to place the video and screen-share layouts on different screens and take advantage of that extra real estate.ĥ. Word to the wise: this works best if you have an extra monitor. Allow Multiple Screen-shares Simultaneously – This is it, the gold medal of Zoom screenshares: viewing two at once. Turn on Do Not Disturb on Mac, or use Focus Assist in Windows to banish those embarrassing pop-ups.ģ. Silence Notifications for Screensharing – It’s everyone’s worst nightmare: a personal call or text pops up when you’re screensharing with an audience of tens (or hundreds). Temporary Un-mute – Tired of hovering over the mic button just to miss the moment? Hit the spacebar and hold while you speak to temporarily un-mute yourself.Ģ. (If you’re not already using Donut, you can add it to Slack with one click.)ġ. Once you’ve launched that meeting, what next? Here are our team’s 10 greatest Zoom hacks of all time. By popular demand, we launched a Zoom integration for Donut that allows your team to start meetings right from an intro in Slack.
The upside of such intensive usage? Our learning curve has been exponential. From all hands meetings and business lunches to skip-level 1:1s and coffee with work friends, we’re spending 8+ hours a day in and out of different Zooms. It’s a wild new work-from-home landscape, and we keep hearing over and over that, like us, your teams are living in Zoom.
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