A pretty nice work up for my system, with plenty of macros for switching audio signals from home page to control the Integra. Hope you can use some of my ideas on macroing. Graphics are mostly borrowed from others (thanks all), plus a few new channel icons (Tristate residents will appreciate the News 12 icon). Enjoy!

Here is a very simple layout for a complete system. This layout is easy to use and read and it can be used for just about any type of equipment. It looks great on my Philips Pronto TS-1000!

I have implemented a crude popup menuing system. It serves its purpose as long as you use the popup menu exclusively to change between devices. My first attempt -- still not totally complete.

This is my 2nd attempt, still using a lot of Dale Crawford's graphics which I have adapted to suit. It has games including a picture of Laura Croft for the Playstation button, a piano and a lot of UK Sky Digital logos.

Not an original CCF, but I did add color and customize to my needs.

Complete system CCF includes a simple and easy-to-use button arrangement, text channel links and more.

A complete color system CCF for the following devices.

This CCF uses the buttons from Mr. Tonks. Included are the new direcTV channel numbers for Sony DSS recievers. Most of the channels are included and are accessed via their icons. For stations that have east and west broadcasts, the east is the icon on the left.

Still very much a work in progress ProntoWindows2003 mimics a Windows operating system and was designed primarily to allow quick access to important system functions from within any of the components operating screens. Secondly, I tried to make the interface intuitive to anyone familiar with Windows.

This is a highly intuitive CCF that even my wife can understand and use! It uses bitmaps that were created by a variety of authors (thanks guys!). The programming logic is pretty solid and it can be easily modified to work with your equipment. With this CCF it's easy to go from watching TV, to listening to music, using the VCR, or watching DVD's without having to turn everything off and restarting.