Another way to update your zoom (for PC's and Mac Computers) is to go here: https://zoom.us/download --click on "Zoom Client for Meetings" Download button (You will know what version you are updating

Welcome Back, HLAA Chapters and State Organizations!By Carla Beyer-Smolin Dear Chapter and State Leaders, Welcome back to a brand new season! There is lots of exciting activity in the HLAA Community.

Thanks Alan. We held our chapter meeting last night on Zoom. The chapter owns and pays for the basic Pro Program. We had all the same issues that the CA chapter had last week. People were let in,

Join Me When the Stars Come out on September 23By Tim Browning Barbara Kelley Executive Director Hearing Loss Association of America. Follow Barbara on Twitter: @BKelley_HLAA “Stargazing is a free,

Julie Look at Louise's post in this thread on how to check for updates. Zoom, at least in its desktop app, will force an update if none has been done in the previous nine months. When you log into

So one bug was an electronic horse-fly! ====================================================================================== Best wishes John Woodgate OOO-Own Opinions Only

It's almost funny that the release notes for Zoom V 5.7.8 says "Minor bug fixes". The problems that were experienced were a real pain. Tony

I have to check for updates every time I Zoom since they are doing so many of them, It is weird that there is no auto update or auto notification of updates in Zoom. Weird. Char

I use the "check for updates" feature. Open Zoom Click on your picture / your profile See "Check for Updates" 4 from the bottom. I do have a "paid" version at the lowest level. Louise Smith

Thank you Alan. We have used both Google Meets and Zoom during the past 2 years. We’ve decided to purchase the Zoom Pro program for the chapter because it just seems to work better for us.

If anyone experienced problems after updating to Zoom version 5.7.7, Zoom released 5.7.8, which seems to fix all the crazies that happened after the .7 update. Issues ran the gamut from freezing,

I would love to use Live Listen, but it appears Phonak is the only hearing aid it doesn’t work with. I tested HeardThat (Which I think is the name.) because they had a free app for people to test it

Has anyone successfully used an app as a personal amplifier?

How to View Award-Winning Hearing Loss Documentary “We Hear You”By Carrie Johnson Carrie Johnson Director of Communications Hearing Loss Association of America Lights . . . camera . . . action!

Missing LilyBy Kevin Franck Kevin H. Franck, Ph.D Chair of the HLAA Board of Directors. I had a dog named Lily – a cockapoo (though in Australia they’d call her a spoodle). She passed away

Denice, Thanks I’m getting my feet wet with Ann Tjomas

Walt, there are a couple of ways to get speech to text on a computer. The first is an app that is built into Windows Ease of Access called Speech Recognition. You can als get Dragon NaturallySpeaking

The type of app you are looking for is called an automatic speech recognition (ASR) captioning app. An app using ASR does not require a live Captioner to type what is spoken.

Thank you Jaynie. I will pass on that tip. Glenda

Really helpful information! Thanks, Wynne. -Vickie Sent from Mail for Windows