This is my second attempt at a UK Pronto setup. I have been using it for a month or two without any major changes so I guess I'm fairly happy with it. I have borrowed Daniel's DVD & VCR transport controls from this site along with Sky logos for the main channels and other bits and pieces so there is nothing unique. However, there is a MASTER device to make it easy for novices to get the system up-and-running and I think I've managed to include most of the more frequently-used advanced features without sacrificing usability. All feedback gratefully received.

I spent nearly 200 hours developing what I consider an extremely intuitive Pronto interface. Nearly every button on every screen "macros" you through switching inputs and guides you to the next most logical Pronto screen (rather than searching for what to do next). I've utilized a whole boatload of movie & entertainment scans and caricatures!

Integrated device or activity based system. As most, not finished. But it is almost completely functional. Graphics based mostly on Daniels original with a couple of tweaked icons.

This is a complete home theater system CCF file.

This is my complete system ccf. Most of this file was taken from other's work, but I do have a few images of Pistol Pete (Oklahma State University mascot) and a few components that were not yet on Remote Central's file section.

A complete home theater system configuration with the following devices.

A complete system CCF file with the following devices.

This CCF includes some hard-to-find IR codes including an older Mitsubishi VCR, a workaround for the Mitsubishi component input, etc.

Using a mixture of existing and new graphics I have tried to create a Windows GUI which is fast to navigate and simple for the entire family to use. Not all device functions are catered for as many are only used during system setup and cause unneccesary clutter.

This is a collection of several CCF files. One is the overall system file, the remainder are one each for the particular components. The individual files are made to quickly and efficiently move into your current configuration with little modification. Most discrete codes are present for all.