An interesting CCF with multiple "back" buttons, icon driven screens, jumps, and other goodies (check out the PIP section), which integrates many ideas from other files. Includes a "lite" 2000 calendar. Updated DSS, X-10 & timers.

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.

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.

An updated activity-based CCF. All A/V sources are under Devices, and everything else that needs adjustment is under Macro Groups to allow switching back and forth easily when tweaking things. I'm happy to see my old tab gallery (Feb 99) has been useful to others.

Includes discrete input selection and simulated discrete power on/off macros for Outlaw 1050. Also includes discrete power for Pioneer DV-414 and CLD-S201, and discrete power and inputs for the Mitsubishi WT-46805.

A system CCF made up from the many ideas shared at Remote Central - thank you all. It features channel icons for the Foxtel Cable system in Australia and most Melbourne radio stations.

My CCF is a mixture of items from this forum. I have 2 viewing rooms, and have accommodated the management of shared components. It works for my wife so that must be a good sign.

This is a CCF that is probably rather complex but I thought I'd upload it as an example of how useful (indispensible) a remote like the TSU-2000 is for a system of this nature. See the readme file for more information.

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.

Like most of the CCFs, this one was started with files found on this great site! Some features are larger icons, user friendly macros and a hidden screen cleaning icon on the home page.