A BeOS-inspired CCF with simple help system and many duplicated screens to make you believe there is a window manager in the RC5000.

This file contains a component CCF with 8 devices, a design CCF with basic design parts for buttons, frames and more, plus an example CCF with an integrated system of 5 devices.

This CCF grew out of the many templates that already exist, however it has custom graphics including a blob and bar button system that I find takes up less space and provides a large button to press.

This activity-based CCF has original graphics and includes a security panel which requires a 4-digit code for access (2419). There's also a "clean-up" button which turns off all unused components, depending on the current panel.

I have designed new types of cursors and a "pipe-works" type tab holder. My home pages are divided into two sections: Video and Audio devices. Each audio device asks whether or not the user wants to turn off video equipment. I have desinged a simple "back" button that allows the user to adjust the receiver, then return to where they left off.

Complete CCF file. Macros automatically switch on/off and change devices. TV has a macro for zipping through all channels. Also includes buttons prepared for devices not yet integrated.

Includes lots of bitmapped buttons, logos for OnDigital channels and discrete on/off for all except the MediaMaster.

All original artwork. Highlights include drawings of all equipment, film image gallery in macro page, teletext macro and music files including "William Tell Overture", "The Thieving Magpie" and "Pearl and Dean".

My CCF is in a comic book theme starring The Amazing Spider-Man. I have been a fan for many years fo incorporated it into my remote. There's even a hidden easter egg -- try and find it!

My first attempt at a ccf. I borrowed the Sony RM-AV2000 template from Cary Gerber and went crazy. I also borrowed the TV logos from Andrea Whitlock and edited the borders. I like the neatness of the end result.