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Zoom tip #6: Avoiding full screen mode being forced on you

Zoom tip #6: Avoiding full screen mode being forced on you

Jan 11, 2021 | Business Tip of the Day

Zoom tip of the day: Does it drive you nuts that every time someone shares their screen you’re thrown into full screen mode whether you want it or not? You can control that now. (1) On the zoom login screen (shown right), go to the Settings gear icon. (2) Choose...

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