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Remote Control Access

You can request remote control from the host or the participant that is sharing their screen. This allows you
to work on another participant’s screen, or allows another participant to work on your screen.

Requesting remote control access

Once the user has started sharing you will need to locate the tool bar menu drop down at the top middle of
your in a meeting window. (i.e. “You are viewing Michael Mariscal’s screen”)
Next, select Request remote control. This will then send the host/participant who is sharing, a notification
asking whether or not they wish to allow you to control their screen. If a participant requests remote control
access of your screen, you will receive a notification which allows you to accept or decline.
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Give mouse/keyboard control

While Screen Sharing in a Zoom meeting, you can give mouse/keyboard control to another participant that is
in the meeting.
First, the host or participant must select Share Screen (Host cannot initiate screen share to present for
another participant in the meeting.)

Next, move your mouse to the top of your meeting window/screen to “toggle” the drop-down screen sharing
menu.
Select Give mouse/keyboard control to and then select the participant you would like to give control to.
The participant can click anywhere on their screen to start control.

To regain control over your mouse and keyboard, simply click anywhere on your screen.

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