A complete CCF file from Germany.

This is my completly redesigned ccf. The design was taken mostly from Daniel's file (many thanks). I've modified the buttons so that they are moveable (instead of the static ones). Highlights include the configuration of tuner presets (the buttons stay pressed so that one can see which station is chosen). This took a lot of work but I didn't find an easier way. There are also German TV-logos and a small help file for my wife.

This CCF is composed mostly from Daniel Tonks' gallery. I have also borrowed from several CCF's to create the screens for the DVD jukebox. I've tried to create a interface that will direct the user to proper usage so I employed mostly hidden screens and no macros.

Complete CCF controls everything in my HDTV-compatible system.

This is a new CCF with borrowed bitmaps and some original artowrk! It is extremely simple and easy to use, it took me weeks to figure out how to create a simple CCF that could control evrything. It has good spacing between buttons and full control for the following devices.

This system CCF is a theme type design for all those hockey fans (BRUINS) that may be out there. This design might inspire a number of sports or interest type themes. This was my first attempt at a Pronto CCF design.

A simple but effective CCF. Tabbed home pages lead to several devices including a complete UK Sky Digibox setup with several station icons. Includes a region switching macro for the DVD player. Thanks to all contributors for their graphics.

A CCF file that controls an entire Sony home theater setup. Includes discrete power codes for the Sony devices and controls critical TA-E9000 level parameters (something I haven't seen in anyone else's CCF). In addition, I have been able to successfully learn all of the TA-E9000 remote functions.

Here goes my first color remote. Everything seems to be working correctly except for Zone 2. Thanks to everyone whom I stole buttons from!transport, etc). Labels follow standard Pro on-screen look.

This is my 2nd "Final" CCF. This is rather easier to navigate through then my previous one. I've been using this one for a few months now and have grown to like it.