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.

I created a Windows style pull down menu system for selecting channels. It has the capability to select many different channels with two touches of the screen. It can be easily modified for other functions.

An update to the Flexible Tab system which adds the capability to do single-row tab systems as well as the original dual-row. It's now possible to create a tab system with anywhere from one to ten tabs. This archive also includes a documentation file, in html format, with examples.

Under some cases, one might want to add a bit of non deterministic behavior to the Pronto. This CCF demonstrates a pseudo jump button that when pressed jumps to either panel a or b, in an apparently random fashion.

Two panels with a DVD shuttle and two different versions of an 8-way transport cursor.

This is an interface that mirrors the DirecTV guide, now with Andrea Whitlock's icons for a cleaner look. Includes codes for the Sony SAT-A4.

When you feel the need for some delivered munchies, why get up and look for the phone book when your Pronto can do it all?

ProntoPro file which includes selection by graphical icon of virtually every channel on UK Sky Digital with space for expansion. Also includes a favorites page and standard remote functions.

Now you can keep track of your favorite shows. Each day has four individual panels to store show name, time and channel.

I've created a plain black & white keyboard with all keys on a single page.