Plain and simple--it's (mainly) in black and white. Although the RU950/TSU3000 can display grayscales I was never really happy with them in point how they look on the RC itself (they DO look better in ProntoEdit, imho) and especially I wasn't happy with the visibility in a semi-dark or dark room (the backlighting doesn't help much, imho). So there are lots of prettier system files, but I did go primarily for usability. The system file is very dry and functional, no gimmicks whatsoever. The file itself is small too (about 100kb), so it will load fast to your Pronto, which is an advantage when playing around with updated versions. The majority of the pages will give you the possibilty of a direct jump to the other devices, which is another advantage in daily use. Please note that the labels are in semi German/English language as I am a German citizen. I don't think editing this should be a problem. So, It may not look as good as other but it's very functional.

The CD-Juke section has a catalog with icon for each CD in the CD changer. Just choose one of the icons to start the disc. Thanks to Daniel Tonks for the icons.

This is my second attempt at the Pronto TSU7000. Seeing as how my system has changed so much over the last couple of years, so has my ability to improve my design. This is way better than my first attempt back in 2005. I hope you enjoy!

I took a few of the elements of the others and combined them to match my system with my programming style.

This is my small home setup. I also have some currently unused components in the system. I have used many preconfigured screens from this website, so a big THANK YOU to everyone else's contributions. I am sorry I can not remember who I borrowed from.

A complete color system PCF in an iPhone-style design for the following components.

This is my 3rd configuration and I think most easiest to use. Most buttons are from Scott Grimes' configuration. Any constructive criticism on how to make it more user friendly would be appreciated!

This is nothing more than Adam Bursey's design (posted here), adapted to my devices, and simplified a bit for my wife to play with it. It's a very functional and easy to use setup, divided by ACTIVITY and not by component. TV, for example will have controls for TV, Receiver and cable box. It has a simple screen for every activity and then all the other controls used less often in separate menus. There is some use of macros. Enjoy and feel free to tweak it around and post your version here.

I have learnt the codes for the Soundgraph iMon remote control for HTPC control, which is mainly used with Media Portal (Home Theatre software). I also have TV and Foxtel channel icons (grouped) for direct channel access.

Configuration tries to match as closely as possible the actual factory remotes.