If you don't want to use these selections in every meeting, you'll need to adjust them before your close out of the current meeting or when you log in as a host to your next meeting. Upon clicking screen share, select the "Advanced" tab, then "Portion of Screen." Drag and re-size the green box so that it wraps around only the area you want to share. That is, you can still move your mouse, type your keyboard, and perform other normal computer functions.

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