Now with updated freeview icons formatted for a B/W device and a new power button and hard key jump buttons. Enjoy! If anyone has any suggestions for improvements don't hesitate to email and I'll see what I can do.

This CCF is based on Daniel's tab design. This is configured for a multi-zone system with extensive use of macros and discrete codes to make life simpler. Highlights include single button macros to turn on receiver, select input and turn on device; Macros that revert system back to watching TV after turning off DVD or VCR; Thirty minute sleep delay for listening to music in bed; A weekday morning alarm process that plays a selection of a soothing CD to let you know sleep time's running out and then a few minutes later wakes you up with NPR, it then plays a rock station to let you know you should be heading out the door to work. It has many help panels to figure out what some buttons do.

Have some harder to find direct codes for Toshiba TV and DVD. My first attempt at programming a Pronto. Mostly all custom graphics.

Complete CCF for the following devices. Includes all discrete power and input commands for the following devices. Nice layout and channel surfing 'popups'.

First discrete post for the new Infocus Play Big line of DLP home theater projectors.

This CCF file contains favorite channel listings, complete CD menus and much more!

Star Trek PADD inspired. Black background; all keys aliased on hidden panels; advanced panel navigation with direct access to other panels.

More or less the finished item for the B&W pronto. Will start up again when I get the colour one!

My biggest CCF yet (almost 80% full!) It has taken hours of "borrowing" files from everyone! Thanks very much - I could not have done it without you. I have included A-Z lisings for DVD, LD, CD and VCR, plus a few fun surprises (have a look to find out!)

Included in this file is my personal CCF file for the Philips Pronto TSU2000 remote control (also works on the TS-1000). I've tried to keep it straight-forward and fun. My fiancee has provided me with good feedback as to what is most effective for controling the components of our Home Theater.