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# iCloud

Add your iCloud account to Daylite for the iPad.

1. Select **Mail** from the Sidebar and tap **Add Mail Account**..
2. Next, select **iCloud** from the list of account types.<br>

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3. Enter the email address of your iCloud account. Daylite requires you to create an **app-specific password**. This is a different password than the one you use to sign into iCloud.
4. Sign into your [Apple Account](https://account.apple.com/) associated with your iCloud email address.
5. Choose **Sign-In and Security** from the Apple Account menu, then select **Account Security** to enable **Two Factor Authentication**. If you need more detailed instructions, follow [this article from Apple](https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204915).
6. Once Two Factor Authentication has been enabled, select **App-Specific Passwords**.<br>

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7. Click **Generate an app-specific password**.<br>

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8. Enter "Daylite" for the name of your App-Specific Password, then choose **Create**.<br>

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9. Copy the App-Specific Password that has been generated and paste it into the Password field in Daylite. Click **Next** to finish adding your iCloud account to Daylite.

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