How to Create a Poll in Microsoft Teams
Learn how to create a poll in Microsoft Teams chats, channels, and meetings, choose response settings, review results, and close voting.
To use a Zoom meeting code, choose Join in Zoom Workplace, enter the meeting ID from your invitation, and provide the meeting passcode if requested. You can also enter the ID on Zoom's join page or use it when dialing in by phone.
Zoom calls the meeting code a meeting ID. IDs can have 9, 10, or 11 digits; they are not always 10 digits. The passcode is a separate security credential, not your Zoom account password. Check the invitation or ask the host for both.
A recurring meeting or personal meeting room can reuse an ID, so use the invitation for the correct session. See Zoom's explanation of meeting IDs.

Open the current Zoom Workplace desktop app. If you need it, use the official Zoom Download Center.




Zoom documents the guest entry option in its desktop app guide.
The current mobile app uses Home rather than the older Meet & Chat instructions.


See Zoom's mobile joining instructions for the current navigation.



The browser link depends on the host's settings. Most guests do not need an account, but the host can require sign-in or an approved organization account. Consult Zoom's guide to joining without an account.
Dial-in provides audio only and must be available for that meeting. Use a telephone number from the invitation; the meeting ID is not a phone number.

Follow the automated prompts; availability depends on the host's audio settings and subscription. See Zoom's telephone joining instructions.

Zoom explains the distinction between waiting for a meeting to start and admission during the meeting joining process.
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