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.

Every day is a button so that you can link to event panels. Supports month next/back and quick jump to year panel. Example event panel provided.

Todd Brady's Active Calendar with predefined events for all the NASCAR broadcasts Jan - Jul 1. Each event has an associated button for you to program your 'Go-to-Channel' commands.

For those with VCRs not equiped with tape management systems, here is a little utility to help you keep track of your recordings. You can store data for 10 videotapes (playback time, svhs/vhs) with up to 4 recordings per tape (title, start, stop, SP/LP). Just use the built in pronto labeling function to enter the data. Requires 7% of memory on 1Mb remotes.

A phone directory I started after seeing Cary's design, but wanted it to fit in with the look of my CCF.

A handy place to store reminders for things to do, movies to watch, or notes to other family members. Six entries per weekday, each with its own timer. Easy data entry without ProntoEdit. Uses 4% system memory.

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.

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.

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.

This is a phone directory I started after hearing about John's cool idea. This one is in Daniel Tonks' style and has a Rolodex feel to it. It takes up more memory than John's version, but has a page per letter of the alphabet and you can add further sub-pages for any letter with little effort.