An Excel spreadsheet that can be used to plan button placement and labels for the MX-500.

A Microsoft Excel spreadsheet that can be used to plan LCD labels and button placement for the Home Theater Master MX-500 and MX-600, or Complete Control MX-650.

I've come up with a Pronto keyboard design using the traditional QWERTY layout. It features 26 letters, 10 numbers and all traditional typewriter symbols. It even mimics the Pronto's original style of zooming in when you press a certain section of screen (though if you feel you can use it without zooming it's easy to modify). Since the built-in one can't be used during normal operation I hope this version is of use. Zoom in.

A Microsoft Excel spreadsheet that can be used to plan LCD labels and button placement for the Universal Remote Control RF-20 and URC-200 Automator, or Complete Control MX-350 Osiris.

A Microsoft Excel spreadsheet that can be used to plan LCD labels and button placement for Universal Remote Control's RF-30 and URC-300 Customizer.

Since the Digital R50 & Complete Control MX-450 do not allow for easy button re-arrangement, I've created this Microsoft Excel spreadsheet to help you plan button placement and LCD labels.

Due to the R50's freeform structure, this planner is not quite as full-featured as my others, and is intended simply to assist with initial button placement.

Includes 7 ready-to-use DTS ES logos in BMP format with 4-color dithering, plus the original grayscale image if you wish to size your own. Previews below are shown at two-thirds size.

Based on a three by three grid, the goal in Galaxy is to get from one planet surrounded by black holes to the reverse: one black hole surrounded by planets. Each time you click on a planet all adjacent spaces swap their states. This is the biggest Pronto game ever, with over 500 panels, 2,800 buttons and 5,300 frames! Thus, Galaxy will only work with TSU2000, RU940 and RC5000i models. Wondering what to do with all that memory on your 2mb remote? Well, this will occupy 37% of a TSU2000 and 26% of an RU940 or RC5000i. Enjoy!

Based on a three by three grid, the goal in Galaxy 96 is to get from a single planet surrounded by a swarm of black holes to the reverse: one black hole surrounded by a ring of planets. Each time you click on a planet it, along with the adjacent spaces on the top, bottom, left and right swap their states. Planets change into black holes, and black holes into planets. If you destroy all of your planets you lose, so choose carefully!

This XCF encompasses over 3,300 buttons, 2,800 panels, 500 pages and 8 devices.

A black and white version of my Galaxy NG game, created for use with the Pronto NG TSU3000. See the color version's description for more detailed information. Includes a file for the Marantz RC5400.