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Introduction toMicrosoft Outlook 2007 MailStarting Outlook 2007
In this Microsoft Outlook 2007 tutorial, we’ll discuss a number of the basic procedures used increating, editing, sending and receiving Outlook 2007 mail messages. In addition, we’ll alsointroduce other features essential to managing Outlook 2007 mail messages.
Starting Outlook Mail 2007
Double click 
on the
Microsoft Outlook 
icon on the
Windows
desktop(
image on right
), or 
click 
-on the
Start
button in the
lower left corner
of thescreen, then
click 
-on
Microsoft Office,
and then
click 
-on
MicrosoftOutlook 
.
New Look 
The first thing you’ll notice, if you have used Outlook mail previously (any version), is a wholenew visual appearance. Gone is the Outlook Bar on the left with the various icons. You’ll alsonotice that there are more “items” where the Outlook Bar used to be. You’ll also notice thescreen is more colorful. If you have never used Outlook before, this won’t cause any problemsas we proceed through this tutorial.
Left Mouse Button
In this tutorial, whenever we indicate that you need to
click 
a
mouse button
, it will mean to
click 
the
left mouse button
– unless we indicate that you should click the right mouse button.So, always move the cursor over the “place” we indicate and “click left” unless we tell youotherwise.
Inbox
When Outlook 2007 appears, you will be in the
Inbox
where the mail you receive is located.Your Inbox screen should look similar to the image at the top of the next page.1
 
The
mail messages
that you receive will be
listed
in
chronologicalorder
.
Different Views in Outlook 2007
Navigation Pane
When you first open Outlook 2007 your screen will normally look likethe
image
 
above
. As indicated earlier, this is much different than previous versions of Outlook. We’ll start with the
left side of thescreen
and work to the right. On the left side of the screen you’ll see an
image
 
similar
to the one on the
right
. This is called the
NavigationPane
. You’ll notice in the
top area
that it indicates
Mail
. Below Mailthere is an area called
Mail Folders
. We’ll show you how to changethings around in these areas, if you desire, in a little while
Below
the
Mail
area you’ll
see
a series of 
Buttons
:
Mail, Calendar,Contacts, Tasks
and
Notes
.
Notice
that the
Mail button
is
orange
.This means that this button has been selected (when you openedOutlook Mail).2
 
If you
click 
the
left mouse button
on
Calendar
, the
Calendar
will
appear
on the right side of the screen and the Calendar  button will turn orange. The same thing will happened whenyou click-on Contacts, Tasks and Notes.Give this a try. When you are finished,
click 
-on
Mail
onceagain.A logical question is
how to change
this
Navigation Pane
so that it looks like youwant it to. The secret is in the
lower rightcorner of the Navigation Pane
.
You’ll
seea
small yellow folder,
an
arrow
and a
downarrow
. When you
move
your 
cursor
over 
the down arrow
your screen will look likethe
image
on the
above right
.
Click 
the
down arrow
 When you click the down arrow, adrop down
menu
will appear tothe
right
of the
Task Pane
.You’ll
notice
the
choices
:
ShowMore Buttons, Show FewerButtons, Navigation PaneOptions
, and
Add or RemoveButtons
.First, if you
don’t want as many buttons to appear
,
click 
-on
Show Fewer Buttons
. Watch what happens. You’ll
notice
your 
buttons “leave” from the bottom of theNavigation Pane
.
You’ll have to click-on the down arroweach time you desire to open this menu again.
To
add,
or 
bring the buttons back 
to the Navigation Pane,
click 
-on
Show More Buttons
. Give this a try and set your  Navigation Pane as you desire. Now we’ll see what occurs when we click-on
Navigation Pane Options
…
Click 
-on
NavigationPane Options
and the Navigation Pane Options menuscreen will appear (
image
at
top
of 
next page
).3
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