Itunes 11 -- can't find summary tab or screen to move icons

I upgraded to itunes 11, and now when i plug in my iphone to sync, it autosyncs.  i used to be able to select my device, which gave me a summary tab where i could sync with outlook.  i also can't find the screens to move icons to different screens

Exact same problem here. Had over 8000 songs in my iTunes library, updated to new iTunes 11 version, and now it looks like at least some 6000 songs (mostly those ripped from original CDs) have been physically deleted off my hard disk! This is VERY frustrating! The songs are still showing in iTunes, but with an exclamation mark , and the iTunes music folder (yes, I checked whether it corresponds with the one set up in iTunes) doesn't even contain the folders for the individual CDs any more. So the update not only deleted the files, but also the folders...

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