A user friendly CCF that is fully self-navigating, with all macros assembled on buttons. All the IR codes are aliased to separate panels for easy modification. A few new icons, but mostly borrowed from countless other CCFs. Many thanks to everyone who contributed. Gallery file included.

This CCF is for a whole home theatre system designed using Dale's graphics:

Thanks to other owners for use of their templates to help create this one. Still awaiting some descreet coding for the Unidisk and couldn't find any descreet codes that worked for the HDD.

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.

A complete system. Thanks to johnsfine and Bruce Hartly for all the assistance.

I have designed new types of cursors and a "pipe-works" type tab holder. My home pages are divided into two sections: Video and Audio devices. Each audio device asks whether or not the user wants to turn off video equipment. I have desinged a simple "back" button that allows the user to adjust the receiver, then return to where they left off.

This CCF is the most complex I've done to date. Includes two monitors. The CCF asks the user for the status of the receiver (which has no discretes) and which monitor they would like to use. A lot of jumps, and thanks to Daniel for his CCF style.

This ccf is my latest program for my personal system. I got tired of having sidebars, which took up space. I made a "pop-up" type of jump system, whereas you selected "menu" and a small window would pop up. My receiver does not have discretes, so in the macro section "home", the macros send out the power command. The only time the ccf sends out another power command is when the user selects "power off" on the real "home" page's "all off" macro. Thanks to all whose icons I used. Some newly designed buttons...Also, check out my "record options" button on the DSS page...literally walks you through for programming DSS (now or later) or local TV (now later).

This was one of the first customers I programmed a Pronto for. His dog recently MANGLED!!! his pronto. Somehow I uploaded the ccf from this destroyed Pronto (cracked screen, 1/4" teeth marks, God it was awful). I looked at the program and it was so historic, I told him I could do better... This is his new ccf, with a comical ending -- see the macro section "END".

Complete home theater. This CCF has some newly created buttons (menu controls and Virtual 6.1). Thanks to all whose icons I used.