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?

For those people that like the Sony AV2000. This panel is similiar to the Sony screen, with 4 different kinds of buttons to do just about anything.

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.

Contains macros for channels 000 through 999 (hidden under a blank frame, good for aliasing to). IR codes for your devices can be easily substituted. Updated to be more efficient.

This is the "tuner" section for a Yamaha RX-V795 receiver that is unique in that it allows for preset radio stations. Give them names, BMPs, etc.

Provides the ability to get anywhere, from anywhere, through the use of jump panel "menu" screens to drill down to any device panel. At present it supports up to 6 devices with up to six panels each.

Here is an example of a tab control that looks very much like a "Microsoft Windows" tab control. I took Daniels way cool tabs idea and modified them to look familiar.