After months of tweaking, my system CCF. Bitmaps 99.9% original, inspiration from several other CCFs plus a few bits and pieces I haven't seen elsewhere. Enjoy.

This CCF is divided into tasks, with duplicate panels to provide back button functions. Users don't need to use the device button at all, or the home button until they are finished for the day. There is a timer group for timed switching of programmes. There is also a teletext section with teletext 'favourites'.

My new CCF features a layout that's easy to customize. Each device has a different backround with buttons that look similar to my first CCF. Unlike my first file, the buttons are labeled in ProntoEdit so they're easy to change. I've added macros for changing from device to device and also a screen with the Cowboys SuperBowl results for the Cowboy fans out there. Still working on a gallery of all my stuff.

Mainly borrowed BMPs from other everybody here, but with plenty of channel logos to pick from. This is a work in progress and many improvements will be made. Thanks to all here for the bits I borrowed!

This CCF represents a full working system that is constantly being updated. This version incorporates new buttons for BBC Interactive to cope with the Wimbledon fortnight!

A complete system setup based upon Daniel Tonks' design.

This CCF has had a bit of a bashing, but I can't say 100% that it's reliable or bug free. Some of the artwork is used by permission of the original copyright holders. My sincere thanks goes out to these guys for all their hard work. See the "about.txt" file for more information.

Designed to allow easy device changes. Each device has at least one panelnamed discrete. Input or learn codes here to change their use through-outthe ccf. Input selectors are in the Macro group named Input selector. Change themacros here to change input selections through-out the ccf.

Some unique preamp and lighting modes; most panels created from files on Remote Central.

This is a slightly more futuristic variation of my previous CCF and features "squishy chrome" buttons. Also, this is the first CCF I created while actually owning a ProntoPro, so I was more able to optimize the graphics for the ProntoPro LCD. Like my previous CCF, the IR codes should be very clean because they were generated with John Fine's CCF2EFC and MakeHex utilities. Updated with new devices.