I have used other's frame design with the default buttons, though they are sized differently.

The addition of a digital cable box prompted a complete redesign of my CCF file.

A very interesting CCF that demonstrates the extent of how much automation can be programmed with X-10. Includes IR-based control of house climate, fireplace, speakers and lights. Check it out!

Complete activity based system CCF using a tab structure.Includes icons for our favorite local and DBS channels. Uses a "back" button and a "power off" button with return for every panel. Thanks to everyone for the work Iborrowed.

This Pronto interface is based on Jim Hughes' original design and continues the theme of taking a minimalistic approach in order to simplify the task of managing and integrating a complex home theater system.

Complete system with home automation.

It's not really "pretty", it's got Big Buttons for Big Fingers and not much else. A tabbed design with 7 actual devices, combined into one virtual device with all panels hidden, everything jumps you to where you need to go next. One tab allows you to access the main panel for each device if needed. Home page is a borrowed Matrix BMP with access to a clean screen and a couple of “hidden” buttons that activate-deactivate an X-10 Security Camera after everything else is shut off. Includes panels with all Panasonic codes, downloaded from the files section.

This CCF was designed to be the most user friendly layout possible. All of the pages are sequenced perfectly so that it becomes difficult to get lost. Very little of the graphics are my own so thanks to the original creators, whoever they may be. Enjoy!

Part of a complete system CCF file.

Based on concepts, techniques and BMPs I have learned here (Thanks Daniel). This CCF adds a few new Useability twists of my own. Buttons try and envisage what one might want to do next.