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		Apple Computers Influence on Telepress In July 1996, before Steve Jobs returned to Apple and closed the Advanced Technology Group which was developing OS X six years prior to it's release, one GUI idea presented based on extending the Copland style 3D icons introduced on OS 8 could have changed everything. It's main feature at that point of development was to extend the Copland style 3D desktop outside of the confined 'window' of the four sides of the screen. This meant that the desktop could scroll in any direction and folders or 'objects' could be placed outside the perimeter of the screen. If the screen 'window' scrolled away from the Trash, for example, then the Trash would be represented as a single black pixel inside a grey 10 pixel width border around the perimeter of the desktop area in the south east corner of the 'window'. This would obviously occur if the screen had scrolled in a north westerly direction from the Trash. If there was nothing outside of the screen 'window' then the desktop area would not need to scroll - which must have been one of it's downfalls before release of OS X as we now know it?   Telepress aims to utilize this opportunity and insight by continuing the 'window' concept but populating the territory outside the window.
	What is Telepress? Categorisation The FTSE Circles are so useful Red, Green, Yellow & Blue Universal Navigation Personal Publishing Abraham Maslow Ten basic human needs 01 Mind and Body 02 Nourishment 03 Environment 04 Protection 05 Communication 06 Direction 07 Contact 08 Transactions 09 Identity 10 Promotion Why do we need signs? Neurolinguistic programming Staying in the womb Inspiration Stargate The village square The four corners of the world Teletext Traffic Lights TV remote control Video-on-demand Apple Computers Sony Playstation Download Telepress PDF View Screenshots The future of Telepress

© 1994 - 2009 Victor J Kennedy. All rights reserved. 'Telepress' is born of the the word Telepresence, which means; To be somewhere else: To be 'Virtually' Distant: to have telesthesia. Tele: [Greek têle-, from têle, far off.] Press: Being everywhere, ubiquitousness, omnipresence. [Personal publishing]