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.

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.

System CCF contains control of an Electrohome projector and other unique components.

This is my completed CCF file. File includes both 200 DVD & 400 CD Jukebox control using Jukebox Genorator by Ivan Gonzalez and CCF Compile, Decompiler and Optimizer by Olivier Couvreur. Full X-10 control of lighting, curtains etc and Futronix panels are also included

This is my complete remote system, including DSS, DVD, TV, VCR, Receiver, and X10. I'm having a problem with one of the DSS pages and would appreciate help. See forum for details.

Includes a Word document that elaborates on RC5/RC6 codes and explains some of the features in my CCF.

A complete system CCF file from France containing the following devices.

My new CCF, done with the large choice of items found in this excellent website, plus some original bitmaps and logos. Special thanks to Buxe and Bertrand Gillis.

I hope everyone gets a kick out of the home page -- that's a picture of my wife and I. I have tried to make this easy to understand without too many extras.

Includes mapping of all jog/shuttle controls for the VCR & DVD, separate record and still screens for the VCR, personally created set of Time-Warner SD channel logos, tabbed layouts where necessary and a lot more! I tried getting fancy with the graphics but ended up sticking with the clean & simple basics.