I feel that with the power of the Pronto no one needs to be intimidated by my home theator setup. They should be able to enjoy the home theator with the utmost of ease. My special thanks to Barenada after whose design I patterned my CCF. Also, my thanks to many whose graphics I've been able to use.

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.

Included in this file is my personal CCF file for the Philips Pronto TSU2000 remote control (also works on the TS-1000). I've tried to keep it straight-forward and fun. My fiancee has provided me with good feedback as to what is most effective for controling the components of our Home Theater.

Bottom hard buttons are used as pause and play. Thanks to everyone whose panels I've used!

My CCF makes setting up the system a lot easier for everyone in my family. With one touch of a button you can be watching cable, a DVD or listening to your favorite tunes. As you can tell, I'm a huge, huge fan of Andrea Corr.

This includes all current Sky and On-Digital channels (some on-digital channels are missing but are repeated in the Sky panels). With the London Digital Radio multiplexes. This is an update to my last CFF. I am trying to move over to using master panels. Please note, slowish drawing of screens is due to using compressed graphics. Without compression, the CCF is to big to fit into a 1mb remote.

This system borrows buttons from several others and is designed so that even my girlfriend can navigate it with ease!

I have incorporated a simple DVD List for guests to go through to find movies, I have also included the schedules of my favorite teams. My 300 disc player has title and track info using a simple input system takes 2 minutes on a new CD. DSS has channel guides. All graphics and what not are borrowed and I want to thank Andrea, Daniel, and all others for their hard work.

A complete CCF file from Germany.

Includes a large number of component remotes from around the house in a pseudo-Star Trek interface.