Includes a large selection of Sony devices and some macro magic.This configuration features help menus, compact VCR transport controls and tabbed station listings.

This is an extensive update to my system CCF. This is a device oriented CCF where ease of navigation and access to commonly used commands is optimized. All devices have their own IR code library and all codes are clean. Includes channel guides for digital cable and OTA HDTV.

I wanted to be able to jump from one panel in a device to pretty much any other panel within that same device, while at the same time keeping the look and feel of the original Pronto CCF. Updated with additional bitmaps and channel logos.

A complete system CCF featuring Austrian cable television station logos and a MD keyboard.

Knock-off of Daniel Tonks'. Completely reconfigured and customized for my system. Put in many hours making it work for me. Enjoy, if it works for you.

Here is my CCF for my new Pronto-Pro. I couldn't have done it without all your help. I know how many hours goes into this! Mine is pretty basic compared to some layouts I've seen, but does everything I want it to for now. Sprucing up will come in time. If anybody has suggestions for improvements or ideas, drop me an email.

This CCF contains elements taken from various sources. Contains a CD jukebox list for the Pioneer 300 disc changer.

A Star Trek motif plagiarized with apppreciation and recognition to all generous and creative contributors to this community. A potpourri of bitmaps, buttons, & codes gathered and compiled to create a theme based on JVC components. Includes a DVD on/off macro workaround and discrete codes elsewhere.

My contribution with logos for Belgian television stations and nice graphics.

Using Norman King's CCF as a base (which had a very clean look), I expanded it to handle 2 Sony 300 disk changers, allowing for group play for each or both players, and also finding a specific artist on either player. The TiVo/DSS controls are set to allow easy recording and playback. The TV control buttons change channels and activate the rotor to point the roof antenna to the strongest signal for that channel here in our rural part of Colorado.