KeyTap Memo Title: FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

KeyTap Memo Title: FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

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	For copy/paste ® Registered © Copyright — em dash • bullet ° degree more spell check count characters Problem: Solution:	Summary/ Keywords Article	"What type/size project can KeyTap® handle?" A few projects using this technology are: Endico.com Equipoise.com FugettsSound.com AmericanRoadCycling.com CyclingPerformanceSimplified.com and of course KeyTap.com itself "Why so few options?" No matter how many options are provided, nothing is perfect and eventually copromises will be made. Better to work around a restricted set of functions from the start to avoid learning procedures that will change in the next version anyway. The focus of KeyTap® is on the user's potential, not on its own complexity. Ultimately, not only will the process you design survive future changes in technology, but it will work just as well on a restaurant napkin. After a few moments use you will prefer KeyTap®, but you will never need it. "Is that all, really, just four (4) buttons?" Actually there are thirteen (13), but they switch out according to context—appearing to be only four and working as easily as if they were. A lot more stuff under the hood here works the same way. "Will you add more links like the character counter?" You can add as many as you like yourself with the favorites function in your browser. Those few links provided here have proven useful but really point more to a process. Why build it from scratch if it already exists? The original concept for the Internet was to allow an authoritative version of a uniquely encoded funtionality to be completed at one source with immediate world wide availability. However, as soon as a few excellent examples of essential function (such as simple email or a search engine) garnered significant attention, the rush was on for individual sites to become everything to everybody. Soon after, marketers took over so that even the most basic funtionality was ignored in favor of gaining notoriety for its own sake. That is why we see even mass media broadcasts still referring viewers to at least three other locations for connecting to them via access to social networking—none of which sites provide the slightest more utility over their own sites nor even what has been available on startup of the most basic computer since about 1990. It is all based on advertising revenues, and apparently the only product to be advertised is just more advertising. Keytap® is merely a back to basics example of doing one thing and doing it well, in fact better than anybody else. That is why it has been called the premiere post tweety-face website. There will be imitators. "Isn't this just one more project manager?" Other Project Managers have long since become weighted toward favoring publication over investigation. KeyTap® ignores publication favoring instead investigation. By that we mean that generally so much energy is directed toward presenting ideas in a board room that valuable attention is taken away from the actual nuts and bolts of organizing a project and keeping it on track. While there is merit in addressing right from the start how ideas will finally be communicated, it is not helpful when those end game preparations get in the way of purely thinking about a project, organizing the creative content, and getting things going... especially when great effort is wasted merely managing the tools designed for the eventual communication. Therefore, the system here is bare bones and not at all a vehicle for publication, but it is absolutely the very best tool for success through investigation. KeyTap® moves over and lets you get to work. "How much text can I write?" There is a 40,000 character maximum. "Who uses this?" You are the first.

			Date Created:	1/1/2011 12:00:00 AM
			Last Update:	1/24/2012 7:38:11 AM

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