Find the new tab that was opened in your browser. You will be requested to log in to your Zoom account if you hadn't been logged in already. Tick the box next to "Allow this app to use my shared access permissions" and click "Allow".

Once you've integrated the Video Notebook account with your Zoom account, the following message will appear. Video Notebook app needs permission to access your screen to save screenshots from a Zoom meeting. Unfortunately, our app will not create screenshots if you do not permit access to your screen.

Don't see this message? Don't worry. Go to System Preferences manually, as described in point 11.

To allow Video Notebook to take screenshots during a Zoom meeting, you should go to "Security & Privacy" section of your device's System Preferences and click on the "Privacy" tab. Once you are here, you should see the Video Notebook logo in the list of apps that are allowed in the "Screen Recording" tab. Click the lock to enable making changes and click the box next to Video Notebook to permit access to your screen. This step is complete when you see a blue checkmark next to the Video Notebook logo.