I've gone through several file revisions and so far have settled on this one with drop-down menus for channel surfing and X-10 and uniform styling with Dale Crawford's graphics. Much more information in the readme file.

End-user simplicity was my objective when creating this ccf file. It took me about 100 hours to create this file and to optimize and fine-tune it. I created help menus and disabled the macro and devices drop down menus. This ccf is macro intense, so many of the buttons perform several functions. There is also a technical write up on my products inside this zip file that you may find interesting.

I adapted my TS1000 CCF to fit the screen of my new RC5200. Most of the layout and buttons were borrowed from Andrea Whitlock, Daniel and Dale Crawford.

I've been working on this CCF for a couple of months now. Though I used a few other people's ideas, the button design/animation and general layout is all my own work. I have paid meticulous attention to button placement to ensure a consistent feel is maintained. I'm particularly pleased with my SkyDigital TV guide and the Sony CDP Jukebox.

A complete system with German TV logos.

My first CCF, using tabbed screens and quite a nice up-to-date (as of July 2004) list of all current Freeview channels with single-key press on each channel's logo to select each channel (or surf with + - keys). Also a couple of sample macros.

The idea of the CCF was to keep devices simple and easy-to-use, so only essential functions were incorporated. All buttons are my own designs! Highlights include a Star Wars home and clean screen!

This CCF is a modified Chris Cohen design, full of Sony components. I also have digital cable service that uses a Scientific Atlanta Explorer 2000. It includes a CD list with direct access.

This is an update of my previous system config. It now has more sports team logos from NYC and more channel & manf. logos.

Includes New Zealand Sky channels. Everything designed to be as minimal as possible.