Here is my CCF which is always evolving. I have designed with ease-of-use in mind. My goal was a system that my parents could come and use with little assistance from me. The devices are all based on the same look and feel, so it feels pretty consistent from device to device.

I've been working on this CCF for some time now, and although it's not fully complete I feel it is ready for posting on this board. I have used a number of other people's ideas to implement certain functions. I'm particularly pleased with my SkyDigital TV guide. All of the screens can be easily edited for individual customization.

My first attempt at a complete easy to follow setup using bitmaps converted to CCF format to suit the RU970 etc. Buttons and pages return to the main or home page for easy navigation. Four pages of SKY Digital colour bitmap icons (our often used ones). More can be added or changed easily. This will be updated as I use the system and find any improvements!

Highly functional system CCF for UK Central Scotland BBC/ITV regions and OnDigital channels and UK/Glasgow radio stations. The main home panel is is for device power. A navigation bar is placed across the top of each device panel. The main principal behind this CCF is consistancy of button position and ease of use. Take a look and see!

Huge thanks to everyone at Remote Central for the forum and spare parts! I've added a few original bitmaps, modified a few from other people's collections, and redid some text using an anti-aliased font. Mostly, this is a customized system layout constructed from CCFs, bitmaps, and discrete codes from the archive.

This is my personal configuration for 1mb Pronto for my little home theatre system. Includes Italian local network logos. It is dedicated to my friends of the Italian newsgroup i.h.h.c. I hope you all enjoy it!

Basic graphic design borrowed from Daniel Tonks, however I removed the navigation bar on the left and replaced it with tabs on top. Includes a Jukebox Generator developed with Excel plus extensive home automation using Home Vision. Listening mode selector panel shows which speakers will be used graphically, Volume Center uses graphic buttons and Calendar with notes section.

The goal was to limit the buttons on each screen and to cluster buttons based on use of the device. Nice large, easy to read buttons, using much of Peter Kemmer's gallery file. Includes many discrete codes, macros and a gallery file. Contains complete IR controls in independent hidden panels to simplify modifications or future upgrades to equipment.

I designed this layout for my brother-in-law's new home theater system. His parents don't read English, and with over 5 remote controls it seems watching a DVD is more complicated than it should be. I designed all the panels with big Chinese characters so it is easier to read. The layout is task based and as idiot proof as possible. I even replaced the home icon with custom one with chinese characters. The layouts only have basic buttons - the ones they use often.

When you hit "play" on the CD the CD begins and the Amp switches to CD. I have done this for all of my components. The hard buttons are used to turn the system on and off. Thanks to Daniel an all of the others for their help! Enjoy!