Bookmark google calendar on macbook pro pro#
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Bookmark google calendar on macbook pro mac#
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I have read online there are some glitches with the Monterey OS 12 which my brandnew 2021 model MacBook Pro uses, so maybe that is somehow at fault.

Bookmark google calendar on macbook pro mac#

Somehow it is something triggered by something in the MacBook's operating system or Calendar app (though I can't find how, and as noted can't even find any useful 'Settings' (just some unhelpful 'Preferences') in the Mac Calendar app itself). I am now thinking it's very unlikely this problem is originating with Zoom (so sorry if I have wasted your time!). But those settings also include the Mac Calendar and it does not indicate any requested access or other linkage to Zoom.

I just did another test meeting in Zoom, and it looks like Zoom has requested access to my Mac microphone and camera (perfectly normal, of course), and thus shows up as a linked App in my MacBook Security & Privacy settings. You can also down an ICS file which can be opened in most email applications.

Other Calendars: Open a new window, where the meeting text can be copied pasted into the user's preferred communication method.

Google Calendar: Open Google Calendar in your default browser and create an event for the meeting.

Note: You will see iCal when using a macOS.

iCal: Open iCal and create an event for the meeting.

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Note: You will see Outlook when using the Windows client.

Outlook: Open the Outlook desktop app and create an event for the meeting.

Calendar: Select a calendar service to add the meeting and send out invites to participants.

The better option to click is 'Other Calendars' which then simply prompts one with a field to copy and paste (such as in an email) with the scheduling info and link.ДЄs explained here on the Zoom support page: What was happening was that I had inadvertently defaulted to the 'iCal' calendar option when scheduling my meetings. The problem turns out to be in the Zoom settings, though it was 'my bad' for not noticing something so obvious (and I'm kind of amazed that no one in this forum noticed it either). So this problem had not actually been solved by this discussion in the Zoom community support group, but it now has been solved by the Macbook community support group, in the very first reply I received there to my inquiry (which kindly looked into the Zoom support info online which I had somehow missed or not understood).

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It is adding an extra click plus having to turn off an app I never chose to turn on in the first place, every time I schedule a new Zoom meeting (and as a teacher meeting remotely with many students, I schedule a lot of meetings). So how and why is this happening? Very baffling. In Google, I have turned off every possible calendar notification setting I can find, disabled gmail calendar notifications (a separate annoyance!), have not added any Zoom extension to my Chrome browser, etc. I don't see any option to affirmatively disable any automatic calendaring or anything like that.

When I click on it, there's an option to proceed but I haven't done so. The only thing I can find in Zoom settings is an option to link to Google, Microsoft Exchange, or Microsoft 365, and as far as I can tell I have never activated them that way. I cannot figure out whether some setting in Zoom, or Google Calendar itself, is automatically turning on this app and prompting me to add the meeting to some calendar, but it's extremely annoying. I have to click 'cancel' to make the pop-up box go away, and then I must separately quit Google Calendar (which I find annoying and never choose to activate myself).

But suddenly, as soon as I upgraded days ago to a 2021 MacBook Pro (Monterey OS), every time I schedule a zoom meeting, it activates my Google Calendar app, and I am immediately prompted to add it to a Google Calender. I never used to get any Google calendar popups or notifications when I scheduled a Zoom meeting (on my older 2015 MacBook, with somewhat out-of-date OS). Like many people (I assume), I have both a Zoom and a Google (Gmail etc) account.