What makes my system special is that no one else has the same one. I call it "user friendly". The system design is based upon my day to day usage of the original device remote controls. When I want to look at recorded titles I want the correct panel to come up automatically. Borrowed heavily on DT's gallery, and thanks to Joe Gildein for the lock.

My first attempt at a setup. Just about everything was from Daniel's design altered to my needs. IR codes included.

A simple, intuitive orginal design that is very finger friendly. All of the graphics are original, and if being copied, please credit. This file also has a built-in help section for visitors, cutomized tabs, unique navigation, and organization. For a full decscription and screenshots, please go to [Link: contempt.net]

Yep that's right, I'm back... with all new gear and some more fun pages and ideas. This includes a new iPod dock with a homemade ipod touch screen and a brilliant new Xbox 360 "Master Chief" welcome page. Thanks to everyone again, and feel free to leave comments. Please enjoy!

Drawing from previous full system PCF contributors, and mostly inspired by Daniel Tonks' design, I created this simple system configuration (including most of the graphics) for my modest home theatre system. The most noteable features include a lighting control device, a listing all delivery restaurants in my area of NYC for quick ordering, plus a favorites directory with icons for RCN Manhattan Digital Cable service.

Here is my Midnite PCF (black ground with lite colored buttons) for the Pronto 3000. The buttons are all original (except for a couple that I borrowed elsewhere). All the buttons have been tweaked for display on the remote. It has several wait pages for when a long macro plays. All devices have discrete power on and off. I have duplicated the cursor buttons on a lot of the screens because the wife has trouble pushing the "Hard" buttons with her arthritus.

This system is based off Daniel Tonks' design and I have modified it to handle my needs.

I saw some layouts that used tabs for component pages, and I thought that was a brilliant idea. So here is my latest layout that was made with ease of use in mind, and of course tabs. The style of this setup borrows from some skins I made a few years back called "burning the house down".

A complete system layout with the following devices.

My PCF is largely taken from Daniel's great setup. It is an activity based PCF made for easy switching of devices. I used Button Maker to create one touch browsing and selection of the DVD's in my jukebox. My single DVD player is on codeset 1 and my jukebox is on codeset 3. I streamlined Daniel's work to suit my needs and make it easy for a novice (the wife, the babysitter, the in-laws, etc.) to operate and still allow complete control over my gear. TV stations have 1 touch logos divided by category. Thanks to all those who worked so hard and provided me with so many great tools to complete my setup.