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# Outlook
Add your Outlook account to Daylite for the iPad.
1. Select **Mail** from the Sidebar and tap **Add Mail Account**..
2. Next, select **Outlook.com** from the list of account types.
3. Enter the email address of your Office 365 account.
4. Microsoft will ask if you are trying to sign into Daylite. Select **Continue**.
5. Choose a Description and Name for your account to identify it, then click **Save**.
{% hint style="info" %}
**Reminder:** If you are setting up a Microsoft Exchange account please contact your email Administrator or your email service provider for more information regarding IMAP server settings.
These details are required to set up your Exchange account in Daylite Mail.
{% endhint %}
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