This paper introduces the basic elements of the new Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 interface that a user sees when he read or creates a message, task, contact, or calendar item. It also provides lists of commands that the user may already be familiar with in Office Outlook 2003, and shows how to accomplish the same results in Office Outlook 2007.
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