This configuration is geared towards the SKY DIGITAL satellite user. Most panels offer direct access to the various devices and sub-menus. I have devised separate "fun" ,"help" and "music" menus. The music sub-menu plays a tune when selected and as my children tend to use the Pronto after eating sticky buns and potato crisps, I have included plenty of "clean me" buttons throughout. Many thanks to all the hundreds of ccf producers out there - I couldn't have done it without you!

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.

My first attempt at a complete easy to follow setup using bitmaps converted to CCF format to suit the RU970 etc. Buttons and pages return to the main or home page for easy navigation. Four pages of SKY Digital colour bitmap icons (our often used ones). More can be added or changed easily. This will be updated as I use the system and find any improvements!

Complete system CCF file from France with a built-in TV guide.

A complete system CCF with the following devices.

This is my newest configuration including a calendar, a CD-list for a Technics 110+1 Jukebox (with direct choice for each song) and a CD cover section. I've got the layout from multiple CCF files from this section (and the b+w graphics from Daniel).

A nice and clean remote with macros, jumps and so more. I've used the design by Daniel Tonks and added some of my own. It's basically a "one button remote" and everyone is free to use it.

A complete system CCF file for the following components.

This configuration has been made using other CCF files downloaded from this site -- so thanks to everyone whose CCFs I have used! Includes a large gallery file.

My first attempt at a CCF for my Pronto Pro. Its very simple and I think easy to use. My thanks goes to all the people who have generated artwork included in the CCF. Any comments would be appreaciated.