Julie, what device are you using for this zoom? (Of course can't move captions on iPad or iPhone, to my knowledge) I noticed zoom puts out updates...sometimes several a week. So I would just be sure

It worked for me, but only up or down. I could not move the captions to the side. Up worked better than down for me.

Captions Tip: I use the "Show Subtitles" option for the Speaker View in Zoom. I turn off the captions "Hide Subtitles" and use the "View Full Transcript" for the Gallery View in Zoom. This is useful

The feature I spoke of is on my laptop that is running windows. Make sure you are running the latest version of zoom. If that doesn’t fix it I am not sure what the problem is especially since the

I see 👍🏼 -- Best Always, Dan Daniel Brooks HLAA New York State Association President HLAA Rochester Chapter Board Member and Past President Healthy Living with Hearing Loss

I have tried this and it does not work for me. When I put the cursor over the captions, it changes to a hand so I expected to be able to move the caption but it does not have any effect. I have tried

Thanks Dan. That isn’t the problem. Moving the captions works great during the live Zoom meeting. I’m referring to the saved for replay one; the recording. Not possible to move it on that.

Hi Julie, Zoom about month or so ago gave us the ability to move the caption box. If you mouse over the caption box with your cursor you will see a white hand appear. Right click on the caption box

Sharing an experience with Zoom captions: Last Friday I participated on Mayo Clinic Connect mentor’s discussion. The captions worked well. Everyone was impressed. I think only 3 of the group need

I am attaching a pdf file, so that you can see the Zoom support response and my response to it. This will make it easier for you to enlarge the text. We may be getting some "traction" here... --

On Mon, Dec 14, 2020 at 10:23 AM, Rich Osborne wrote: Regarding Rich's question: Can someone schedule a meeting and another member start the meeting as host? Correct me if I am wrong, but I thought

On Mon, Dec 14, 2020 at 08:16 AM, Carolyn Odio wrote: CLA7v2 neckloop is both a mic and a "headset". Here is the link from Harris Communication saying to contact them re: suggestions (since it is not

To allow captions in all meetings, you can lock that option as the host. It will then not need to be set up for each meeting. Under ADMIN, select ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT and then ACCOUNT SETTINGS Then

wonderful information. Thank you Dan. Rich Osborne

Hello Rich, I will respond to your question... Our chapter owns two accounts. Since the “free” captions is now live with zoom we plan to go down to one account. The second account had REV

Oh, thank you for clearing that up. I searched everywhere and could not find that information. Rich Osborne

You don’t need to pay for additional hosts. Just share your login and password with a couple of people who will then be able to go in and set up or start meetings. Cheers Chat Sivertson HLAA SAN

Thanks for your reply George. I need additional clarity. How many monthly licenses does your Chapter purchase? Can someone schedule a meeting and another member start the meeting as host? In my case,

Thank you again Carolyn. I responded to your personal message prior to seeing this one. Neckloops are wonderful. I actually bought 5 of them on eBay this summer for $11 each, and have given them to

Julie, I use a "telecoil" solution. Telecoil is like having "noise cancelling headphones built into my hearing aids". I have two hearing aid settings--one is noise cancelling and the other allows the