Just copy/paste the details of a Zoom meeting into the repeating event and then save with the 'all events' option.. I've done that with a repeating event on my calendar. Set the Location field to be

, An easier way to do this would be when the calendar event goes out, have the zoom host reply with the link to the zoom meeting. Then anybody can click and join the meeting that needs to.

You can add a zoom meeting to an existing event. But you cannot currently add zoom meetings to repeating calendar events. Thanks, Mark

A quick look... It seems you cannot add Zoom to an existing event, the Zoom button is missing if you 'edit event'. We would be looking to add Zoom to our regular monthly meetings while the lockdown

No only the person that is setting up the meeting needs a zoom account.

I may have made an error and this email wasn't generated from groups IO that said that. Sorry, but thanks for getting back to me. I did notice another change that was made and I thank you for

...and in addition, it would be helpful if the integration could include the dial-in details that are normally generated when I schedule a meeting through the Zoom application. Thanks, Andy

...and in addition, the #zoom hashtag that is added to the meeting subject line is not added to the group list of hashtags. Regards, Andy

The format of the meeting invite text looks good now however I have noticed that the Zoom integration does not pick up my default values in the Zoom app. In the integration, the host & participant

This should all be fixed now. Thanks, Mark

For emails that we receive (and then send back out to groups), we don't mess with the Date header line at all. If the message was posted via the groups.io website, we do generate the date line, and

In which case there would need to be some sort of tracking mechanism to know if you've read the latest version. On some groups they may never get changed, on others they may get changed as often as

Actually, because the time is corrected properly, I think it should just say Central Time. A lot less work and always correct! ;>) Duane

You need a Zoom account if you are hosting a meeting. Otherwise, you can just use the Zoom application to join a meeting by entering the meeting number (and password if required). Andy

Just a quick question since I’m not really familiar with the Zoom platform. I’ve read the description in the manual, and it’s not clear to me if everyone who signs in to the Zoom meeting must

If I may be so bold, I am OK with "Sticky's" anywhere and everywhere as long as I can dismiss (hide) them once I have read them. -- Gerald

I just noticed this in an email that I just read in my inbox 9:41:14 PM Central Standard Time We are now in daylight savings time so it should read Central Daylight Time instead of Standard. Leeni 

Yes, it's there now. I probably won't be using it, but it's good to know it's available Thank you, Duane

...and additionally I've just found an additional line that contains the meeting password. It starts with: %!(EXTRA string= Andy

Hi Mark, there's a problem with the meeting information text that is generated in the calendar. The pwd= parameter which should contain the encrypted password also has part of the meeting number at