Easy to use for anyone, lots of macros that turn on or off all systems in two touchs, complete hard keys great functions and more Brazilian channels included.

Many months of tweaking has resulted in this. I've made system switch on a step by step process. There are 3 pages dedicated to discrete & toggle power buttons for each device. Switching between video sources introduces a new idea (try it!). I've also managed to get the original sky remote on 1 page. It looks good too! I've gone for lighter coloured and rounded buttons to avoid ghosting. Some new bitmaps.

A complete Star Trek-styled CCF file from Germany. Now with more equipment and a better design.

This was a fun task. I had to change all of the background on the standard buttons so they would blend in with the black background. This customer was an alumni of University of Louisville so he wanted Cardinal motif.

A complete Sony system CCF file with all discrete IR codes.

As experience within my own system develops, tabs to switch quickly from one device to the next are present. There are macros called "movie," and "cd1" and "cd2" on the Krell main screen. Perhaps the most useful part of my particular plan is the Kenwood Sovereign integrated screens with the Entre and the 5900 changer. The buttons and icons are a combination of thievery from this site, the web, and relics of my old B&W Pronto. Daniel Tonks' buttons and joystick was greedily incorporated upon its release. Still a work in progress.

Very full CCF file with support for 14 devices (including a CD jukebox) and 2 rooms. Contains over 150 panels. Thanks to Dale Crawford for the design and Daniel Tonks for the site.

This is my complete Pronto Pro Color remote. It has a great movie title menu system. I have now added Tivo controls. It also includes a great lighting control system that shows the room layout and lights the lamps on the display as you activate them! This is a constant work in progress! Hope you enjoy it...

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.

You love it. You hate it. You use it every day because Mr. Bill crushed OS/2 and all the others. If you don’t feel comfortable when you’re away from your MS Windows this is for you. With pull-down menus and a Start/Pronto menu, this has the feel of Windows that is also functional.