No, Jed. You didn't even get to Screen Shade. The toggle is INSERT plus SPACE, followed by F11 or PrintScreen. Insert plus SPACE is a layered command that gives access to subcommands. Bill

I tried insert space bar. It made a low to high tone sound. I'm guessing that when i hit it again, there is no tone, and that means it turns off?

Hi, Jed. Screen Shade Toggle INSERT+SPACEBAR, F11 or INSERT+SPACEBAR, PRINTSCREEN Bill White billwhite92701@...

Hey guys. So here's a question, how do you activate this screen shade? It would be cool to know. Cheers, Jed

Or type the five letters assoc into the Windows 10 search field to bring up the file association dialog. Tab to "Choose default app by file types." Press spacebar, then start tabbing. You'll encounter

In the cloud at www.zoom.us or inside zoom folder in document.

Zoom meeting recordings are .M4A files which can be played by Windows Media Player or VLC Media Player. I don't know if there is a plugin for Winamp to play this file type. Love in Christ Marty If

Isn’t there a setting under Ease of Access for using the computer without a monitor? Would that turn off the monitor? Love in Christ Marty If we view this present life as our primary goal, we

Adrian: The three file types are m4A, M3U, and MP4. I'll have to go back and check winamp to see if those file types are associated with Winamp. Tom Behler

Ann: Well, there are several files here. The extensions are m4A, M3U, and MP4. None of them play through Winamp. I haven't yet tried taking them out of the Zoom folder and playing them

"Allegedly," Ann? Such skepticism! And rightly so.

Hi, Tom. Winamp has been around for a long time. Not so Zoom. If you determine the file extension for a Zoom recording, you can associate it with Winamp.

Ouch! What is the file extension???

Hi Shai, From within the Jaws interface, select the soundcard option in Utilities. Select the headset for Jaws. In the volume control options, set your computer soundcard as the system default. With

If Zoom can be configured to ignore the soundcard JAWS is on, that's what you'd want to do. You would need a separate interface, like a USB soundcard maybe (I don't know if a Bluetooth headset alone

Ann: I actually found the recordings where you suggested they would be. Interestingly, though, they don't seem to be recognized by winamp, which I use as my default audio and video player. Winamp

Good point. Maybe Muting is the best choice for that situation. As I said, I'm in exactly the same place as Shai. I'm trying to figure out how to show some videos myself in some ham radio teaching

There is a zoom folder in documents where they aledgedly find their way. Good luck!

Problem is Shai wants to share audio and not just video. That means JAWS can't be on the same output as allt he other audio, and Zoom has to know the difference.

Shai: I use a USB headset when doing Zoom meetings, so Jaws won't be heard by other meeting participants. If you use the USB headset, and make the headset your default audio device when the headset