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# General

### For general settings

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* Start Zoom when I start Windows: Enable Zoom program to start immediately when the computer is turned on.
* When closed, minimize window to the notification area instead of the task bar: When closing the Zoom program, minimize the window to the notification area instead of the task bar.
* Use dual monitors: Activate dual monitors to split the screen sharing and camera feed of participants.
* Enter full screen automatically when starting or joining a meeting: Automatically enter full-screen mode when starting or joining a meeting.
* Automatically copy invite link once the meeting starts: Automatically copy the meeting invite URL once the meeting begins.
* Always show meeting controls (or press the alt key to show/hide).
* Ask me to confirm when I leave a meeting: Prompt a notification before leaving a meeting.
* Show my connected time
* Remind me () minutes before my upcoming meetings.
* Stop my video and audio when my device is locked.
* Integrate Zoom with Outlook: Integrate Zoom functionalities with Outlook to display Zoom contact status and set Zoom as the primary tool for chatting, meeting, and calling within the Outlook app.
* Show user profile icon next to in-meeting chat messages.
* Show "Pair with Room" feature on home screen navigation bar.
* Reaction Skin Tone: Set the color of the reaction emojis during meetings.


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