I've borrowed and learned many codes into my Pronto. Thanks to Johnsfine for cleaning up the difficult codes for my Leonardo!

Here is an updated version of my previous PCF. Basically the same with some updated Vista graphics. I made some more use of transparencies and made the buttons larger. Hope you like.

Along the lines of my previous submissions, here's a "Buffy, the Vampire Slayer" themed PCF.

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 have replaced my ProntoNEO with a TSU-7000 and have added considerably to the code pages. I have included all the codes I could find for all the devices. The layout is nothing fancy, I spent more time on the codes and unseen aspects and I am submitting this more for the codes than the layout. I want to thank all the people for the files I have used to make my file. Especially the TiVo buttons! Includes an Excel sheet with all hex codes.

I made alot of this PCF with button maker and pieces of other PCFs I found here on RC. Thanks to all of the people I borrowed graphics from. I tried to make a file that was easy to see and easy to use.I renamed HOME to PUSH ME and only put one button on the system page so if the remote reboots the only thing you see is PUSH ME and that takes you to the Welcome screen. I also made sure every component supports discrete on and off. I use the far right hard button for OFF so no matter where you are its easy to turn off the system. I would appreciate any comments!

This is an original design, except for the TV station graphics, a couple of buttons, and a rework of sat numbering. Color coding for each device, especially usefull for the 3 TiVos. Includes NFL schedule for last year but can be easily changed. This design is activity based, but can be used as a device-based.

Background scenes are from Hawaii. The configuration file features tabs which allows random access to other screens without scrolling. A feature which in my opinion makes for faster navigation. Included is a 2006 calendar which I borrowed from someone (Thank You). All buttons are linked to a separate IR section which contains all the codes for all the devices.

This PCF has alot of cable channels programmed under the "Surf" button on the cable page, as well as a dozen music channels for easy access. Below each system power button is a small power plug icon for turning the TV alone off while listening and not watching. Very useful for saving bulbs. There are instructions included as to how to program this remote to work with most systems, provided you're using a reciever as your switching unit. Thanks to everyone here for the graphics and especially Daniel for all his hard work. Most of what you see on this PCF is from his file.

After learning to configure my TSU3000 and continuing on and buying the color TSU7000 remote you will notice that I have duplicated the famous "Home Page" on the TSU7000 just as Daniel's TSU3000. I have changed a few things in other places. For example: the Device, Power and Lighting pages are divided into 3 zones as per my tiny NY City apartment (Living Room, Bedroom and Other Rooms [bathroom, kitchen and hall-way]). I have also created a bunch of channel buttons for most of Queens, NY (Time Warner Cable HDTV) users. I have also created the exact layout of my tiny apartment for the Living Room lighting, Bedroom lighting, and Other Rooms lighting (bathroom, kitchen and hall-way) using a nice piece of software called Smartdraw. That's all for now ENJOY.