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# Share Screen

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For screen sharing to other participants, when you press the ^ symbol on the side, the following menu will appear:

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* One participants can share at a time 
* Multiple participants can share simultaneously 
* Advanced Sharing Options... When clicked, a window for additional settings will appear:
  * Who can share? Configure who are allowed to share the screen.
  * Who can start sharing when someone else is sharing? Configure who are allowed to share the screen while another participant is already sharing their screen.

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When you click the 'Share Screen' button, a window will appear to select the screen or program you want to share. You can choose the screen or program you want to share and click 'Share' at the bottom right immediately.

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When you share the screen, the Zoom program window will disappear, the settings bar will move to the top of the screen (can be moved to any desired position), and a green bar will appear indicating the screen sharing. To stop sharing the screen, click the red button (Stop Share).

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