A complete system CCF with the following devices.

This is a complete makeover of my previous CCF. It now supports the Toshiba TW40X81 television and the Pioneer PD-F19 megachanger. The TV supports some useful "magic" codes learned from a Cinema 7.

A lot of the items are updated from my RC5000 CCF. As usual features a selection of "borrowed" and original graphics. I've updated some of the graphics, and re-thought some layout & logical sequencing. Also, as usual, there are still some work in progress items.

There was one main goal for this CCF: easy to use in low light. I also avoided icons, when I could, to keep the size down as I have several devices. I haven't spent much time with the CD controls since I use the SLINKE/CDJ for them. As is the case with so many here, I am grateful for the hard work and generosity of others.

I was working on a new CCF when EasyTheater was released and was very impressed so I adapted the basic framework (thanks for the great work and inspiration Dale). I created much of the graphics myself although a couple are copied from Dale's designs and the "remote" section of the CCF consists of Scott Grimes' excellent Sony type buttons. Not quite as adaptable as EasyTheater but I thought I'd post it anyway.

Includes a large selection of Sony devices and some macro magic.This configuration features help menus, compact VCR transport controls and tabbed station listings.

I used the gallery included in Alan Minchew's CCF for most of this configuration. Some of the logos came from elsewhere.

Complete system with four VCRs and many macros. Remote codes for the TV are incomplete since the original wore out long ago.

Version 1.3 of my CCF based on Dale's GUI design. It includes discrete codes for all components (except the Panasonic VCR), surf buttons for 50+ DirecTV channels & most DSS music channels, my own very small 2000 calendar (36K), X-10 lighting control, and a MD keyboard with direct access to every available character.

This configuration is geared towards the SKY DIGITAL satellite user. Most panels offer direct access to the various devices and sub-menus. I have devised separate "fun" ,"help" and "music" menus. The music sub-menu plays a tune when selected and as my children tend to use the Pronto after eating sticky buns and potato crisps, I have included plenty of "clean me" buttons throughout. Many thanks to all the hundreds of ccf producers out there - I couldn't have done it without you!