Tabbed interface based on a Star Trek layout, respectfully copied from the Remote Central databases.

The latest version of my Windows-style CCF. Contains a new TV Guide section with Windows tabbed dialog and scroll bar controls. There are now 85 Sky Digital logos plus the Sky Open! IR keyboard. Includes gallery file.

My complete CCF file. I use the US model of the Pronto.

I have used design ideas 'borrowed' from this site (thanks all!) to make my pronto look like a Star Trek tricorder, giving a consistent look across all the devices. Incorporates one-touch Sky channel changing, accessible by both alphabetical lists and icon form, categorized by type. The CCF is 'split' into two halves, one being basic and simple (for the wife), the other giving full acces to menus and panels. In the macros, I have incorporated timers to get rid of thet bloody interactive dot from the screen on unattended video recordings.

CCF based on Andrea's design with some tweaks to suit my needs and equipment. The home panel has been changed. It turns all my equipment on and when you change devices from the device menu it changes inputs on the pre-amp. Only 3 discrete codes that change inputs on the TV. Plus a TIVO design and Proceed PAV IR commands.

This CCF is the most complex I've done to date. Includes two monitors. The CCF asks the user for the status of the receiver (which has no discretes) and which monitor they would like to use. A lot of jumps, and thanks to Daniel for his CCF style.

My CCF is a mixture of everything on this forum (I have stolen freely!). All devices use the same tabbed menus and discrete on/off functions. There is a spot in the CCF for all your CDs to be entered. This list acts as a one touch to play that CD.

Large buttons in high-contrast black on white and little use of graphics. Keeps the CCF size to a minimum for fast screen loads. Includes all XM Satellite Radio channels as of December 2004. Menu options are in a consistent format on right side of screen for easy access. I tried to make a remote that was easy to read, logical and fast-running. All remote actions are stored in seperate panels and aliased to make the system modular.

A cool Windows oriented CCF!

Having seen the multitude of beautiful graphical CCFs, I came to the realization that I had to come up with something more easily read by older eyes (both wife and I are 50+). This meant less graphics and larger type. I used device boxes across the top and page tabs at the bottom. Also (if you can believe it) we have yet to go to DD.