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Thank you @taka2626, it does.
The GoToMeeting software that installs on attendee computers does not create a shortcut by default. This is because attendees would only use the software when they join a meeting, and that happens automatically when you click on a meeting link.
You can create one manually in Windows by:
Hi Guido,
All you have to do is get your signed-in copy of GoToMeeting running, where you'll see the flower icon down near the clock (sometimes hiding). Right-click this icon when signed-in, and 'My Meetings' should be there for you.
You should be able to right click an Application from the list of Programs and select 'Pin to taskbar', as a windows function.
Hello,
I am taka2626 in japan.
I can't add a Gotomeeting shortcut on desktop.
Are your answers still valid?
Thank you.
Hi @taka2626
What version of Windows are you using? Do you have the GoToMeeting software installed and do you host meetings?
Thank you Glenn.
I using Windows10 Home edition. And I have GoToMeeting (8.39.5 Build 12022).
I'm not host.
Does this information solve the problem ?
Thank you @taka2626, it does.
The GoToMeeting software that installs on attendee computers does not create a shortcut by default. This is because attendees would only use the software when they join a meeting, and that happens automatically when you click on a meeting link.
You can create one manually in Windows by:
Thank you GlennD.
I was able to create a shortcut on the desktop.
I appreciate it very much.