The I/O Queue Properties dialog has four tabs across the top.

The Database tab allows you to enter information about the I/O queue you are creating:

• Queue Name: this is the name that will show up in the Blue Integrator Explorer summary
• Document Type: lets you specify the schema applied to items on the queue. If the schema is not the same as the items that will be received or sent, a Map must be used on the port to convert the format to the proper schema. The same schema must be applied to the received and sent messages.
• Data Fields: these are the fields and their bindings included in the messages handled by the I/O queue. You can add, delete, and reorder the fields using the four links at the bottom of the field list pane. The data fields are essentially named expressions used to display a message when the table view is used.
• Display Form: lets you select the form used to display the message, based on the schema used. Click on the Edit Forms button to enter the Forms Editor.

The Outlook tab lets you set whether this I/O queue will synchronize with Outlook.  The Outlook Tasks folder is used.  If you do want to synchronize this I/O Queue with the Outlook Tasks folder, check the dialog checkbox and enter the Outlook path of the folder (see the example given).