My first panel is a full screen button that turns on my receiver and jumps to a "Choices Screen", since it is redundant to repeat the Receiver on command in each Macro. I designed some amusing full screen animated buttons. A number of these are included under the name Favorites in the device menu. Themes include "Finding Nemo", "Monsters Inc.", even "Home Alone with peeping Michael Jackson". There are some custom buttons in the TV device panels. Enjoy!

A complete system CCF for the following devices. Discrete codes used where possible.

A complete system. Thanks to johnsfine and Bruce Hartly for all the assistance.

Special thanks on graphics to William Cheng (wow!) and Daniel Tonks. Included are lots of Ontario Canada TV logos, some a little different from Daniel Tonks' collection. This site made it all so much easier to program my remote. Thanks!

Tabbed interface based on a Star Trek layout, respectfully copied from the Remote Central databases.

This is a complete system CCF designed and tweaked for simple everyday use by anyone. It includes as many discrete power and input commands as I could find. Goal was to limit number of buttons on each screen to most commonly used to minimize congestion. Each device contains complete IR controls in independent hidden panels to simplify future modifications and or upgrades to equipment. Many thanks to all for the graphics, programming, and macro ideas I have used.

This is a system CCF that I've used for a long time. Most bugs were corrected over time. This CCF is activity-oriented. The Pronto will ask you were you are (bedroom, living room) and then it will let you choose what you'd like to do. I have used discrete codes wherever I could. My Pronto does not play music, has no graphics. In fact, the screens are all legible even when the contrast setting is way off. I have no fancy buttons, just simple, functional, large rectangles that allow for a lot of text. The language used is Dutch, but that should be easy to fix. If you're having trouble finding the translations for your favorite language (on babelfish?), drop me a line. To facilitiate easy editing, I have put all IR codes in (hidden) screens, which are then accessed by aliases. This improves maintainability of the CCF greatly. This CCF should make a great source to rip IR codes for your particular device!

The advantege of this CCF is an intuitive and simple operation. Even my mother and my babysitter can operate the remote.

An extensive modification of Baranada's CCF, retaining the "original" devices but for new equipment.

OK so nothing too radical. This includes mainly reused (with some touch ups here and there) icons with a couple of new ideas.