
From within your meeting, ensure you've started a share screen. You can disable participant annotation within a meeting, for only that meeting. Below is instructions on how to complete those.
You can disable the ability for participants to share in all of your meetings or on a meeting-by-meeting basis.
Can I disable participant annotation per meeting? For all meetings?īy default, anyone that joins a Zoom meeting will have the ability to annotate during a screen share. How do I make it so participants can't annotate during my screen share?. Can I disable a participant's ability to annotate?. When the full Magnifier interface is visible, click the red X in the upper-right corner to close it. To see the full set of Magnifier controls, move the mouse pointer back over the magnifying glass icon and click once. The Magnifier control is always visible on the screen when it's running, although it backs off to a dim icon of a magnifying glass when you're focused on a different portion of the screen. Ctrl+Alt+Spacebar: Pressing this combination when you're zoomed in temporarily shows you the entire display, with the zoomed portion highlighted. Ctrl+Alt+D: Use this option to dock the magnifier window to the top of the screen. Ctrl+Alt+L: Press this combination to turn the Magnifier into a lens that zooms only the portion of the screen directly under the mouse pointer. Ctrl+Alt+F: This is the default, full-screen view. Press the Windows key and tap Esc to close Magnifier and return to the normal display.Īfter zooming the screen, you can use the mouse to pan to portions of the screen that aren't currently visible.įour additional options on the View menu, shown here, allow you to change the Magnifier view. Press the Windows key and then tap the minus sign to zoom back out, again in 100-percent increments, until you return to normal magnification. If Magnifier is already running, that key combination zooms the display in 100-percent increments all the way to 1600 percent. Press the Windows key and then tap the plus sign to turn Magnifier on and zoom the current display to 200 percent. But it's much easier to use the built-in keyboard shortcuts: You can run the Magnifier app by finding its executable file, Magnify.exe. One of my favorites is the Magnifier app, a handy system utility that allows you to zoom in on a portion of the display so you can read the fine print on a web page, distinguish between confusing characters in a product key, or take a closer look at detail in an image. Like its predecessors, Windows 10 is filled with accessibility tools.