Here is another version of my set-up with black background. As for memory it's about half my previous version...

A layout I'm finally happy with to share! Over 500 custom graphics, plus games downloaded from this site. All main buttons aliased to complete learned/hex code panels. Hope you enjoy!

The DVD device shows the start of a new 3D graphics layout I am trying out. Initially drawn in AutoCAD then converted to a bitmap.

Features a Squeezebox Networked MP3 player with extended commands; Sky channel guide; discrete codes where available. Thanks to Daniel Tonks for making it all possible and for most of the artwork I have used; Leo 'Nudel' Davidson for Supernudelist; Lyndel McGee for Supernudelist extensions and custom SNL artwork; Olivier Couvreur for CCF Tools and everyone else on Remote Central who has helped me over the years! Also includes a previous version of my system file with different components.

This is probably my last PDA-specific setup for the Dell Axim as it does take so much time! Again, this is a Pronto Pro file being used with WinTV. Things to note: The Dell has it's own hard menu button so there isn't one present on-screen. The Dell doesn't have a seperate Macro sidebar so they are included on the home page and device pages.

This is my first attempt for my newly acquired ProntoPro TSU-6000. I borrowed a lot of graphics from Daniel Tonks, and a little more from almost every CCF that caught my eye. I also made my own revisions to a lot of the graphics, to try and help the look stay as uniform as possible.

My CCF uses a lot of other CCF's taken from this board. I have some pretty unique things like a popup light control and all the codes on one page for easy update.

A lot of the items are updated from my RC5000 CCF. As usual features a selection of "borrowed" and original graphics. I've updated some of the graphics, and re-thought some layout & logical sequencing. Also, as usual, there are still some work in progress items.

This is a setup I created for use with my Dell Axim PDA using WinTV. It uses Pronto Pro CCF files but has a lot more memory and better colour. For years I've been using Daniel Tonks' files but when I bought my LaserDisc player I thought it was time to make my own up. And because the PDA doesn't have a macro side bar I've included them on the main screen panels.

Compilation of many graphics available on this site. Streamlined layout works very well for the one fingered couch potato. Many logo channel menus and Comcast ONDemand controls.