ITunes synchronisize with Outlook

Hey guys,
i've got the problem that my iTunes don't synchronisize my iPhone with Outlook 2007. I've already chosen the things in iTunes i need, but it won't work. I tried all helps i found with google, but nothing helped.
In iTunes the topbar always shows that iTunes is synchronisizeing my iPhone with Outlook but i can't see any date or mail and so on from my iPhone in Outlook. Where is the little thing i forgot to do?!
Thanks for your help!

Hey,
thank you for your answer. Well, but why you have the option in iTunes to sync my mails with Outlook? Well, anyway i've already done the things you said...a few times and i still don't get my contacts and calendar to Outlook. Something doesn't work right!?

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