This is my current Pronto Config. The buttons are taken from all over the place, mostly users of this site. The only USP of this CCF is that it contains a system "user guide" and system information. I made the user guide as my wife found it difficult to operate the whole system, now she finds it a breeze.

Complete CCF with macros on home panels. Unique channel logo set up withborrowed tabs from Daniels CCF that enable easier access to surfing.

This is for the user looking for a simple and easy to use layout. Buttons are intuitive and easy to press (not small little designs but rather nice, large buttons). Macros make switching between devices very easy.

A complete system CCF file with the following devices.

Complete system CCF file with a lot of components.

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 aim for this CCF was to just replace the multiplicity of remotes that were cluttering up my sofa. There are no cutting edge or pretty graphics, to start with I just wanted something was clear and simple. I have borrowed some graphics and ideas from files here (thanks to all those who submit files) and created a number of simple graphics myself. Because I wanted to make sure I could duplicate all the buttons on my old remotes, the pronto buttons may be a bit small for some fingers. Features a side bar on all screens for access to key TV controls, discrete codes for controlling the JVC TV aspect ratios, and a music channel page for UK NTL cable.

Pretty much original template with some graphics from different files and a lot of new ones. Also icons from Greek TV.

Complete system CCF containing discrete codes for TV, VCR, DVD, & Receiver. All channel logos have been re-sized to fit in a convenient 3x4 grid.

This will mainly be of interest to Mac-heads. I couldn't find any CCFs for the Elgato remote so I made the Pronto learn them. The Mac Mini remote codes are taken from and iPod remote file that I found on Remote Central. I like the Apple remote so much that I still use it in preference to the Pronto most of the time - it makes the Pronto seem very old-fashioned and clunky. For the EyeTV tuner there are screens that replicate all the buttons on the remote. I've made several other screens to give direct touchscreen access to all the main channels on UK Freeview terrestrial digital TV (which I access through an EyeTV 410). The channel buttons just send the codes for the relevant channel numbers. You may need to change them since the channel numbers are differnet in different parts of the country.