OK so nothing too radical. This includes mainly reused (with some touch ups here and there) icons with a couple of new ideas.

Hey everyone! I'm a newbie but with the help of the galleries that I found on this site and advice from other forum people I've been able to put together this System CCF. I basically duplicated EVERY button on each remote and used tabs to organize them. I would love any suggestions for improvements, too!

Used to control my system and make it user friendly for my wife. Most elements are borrowed from other CCF's including "Supernudelist" for two (slave and master) 300 disk CD changers.

No original art, but a very clean and easy to use layout. Dish buttons are programmed and I borrowed a calander. This is a total Sony CCF except for the Echostar reciever. My wife can even use it.

Since my last submission I have completely overhauled the remotes layout. After realizing that my CCF didn't work as well on the low contrast screen, I looked at a few CCFs on and decided to do away with most of the fancy graphics and keep the layout simple. I have been using this configuration for a few weeks and it seems to work quite well. I expect the remote will be an ongoing project and will continue to develop. To everyone who has contributed to the Remote Central CCF file gallery, thank you.

Based on Dexco's CCF, with codes learned or added where needed and buttons added or removed. Also added a complete system on button and buttons to switch all componants between watching Sky Digital or a DVD.

Highly functional system CCF for UK Central Scotland BBC/ITV regions and OnDigital channels and UK/Glasgow radio stations. The main home panel is is for device power. A navigation bar is placed across the top of each device panel. The main principal behind this CCF is consistancy of button position and ease of use. Take a look and see!

A complete home theater CCF file with the following devices.

This ccf is my latest program for my personal system. I got tired of having sidebars, which took up space. I made a "pop-up" type of jump system, whereas you selected "menu" and a small window would pop up. My receiver does not have discretes, so in the macro section "home", the macros send out the power command. The only time the ccf sends out another power command is when the user selects "power off" on the real "home" page's "all off" macro. Thanks to all whose icons I used. Some newly designed buttons...Also, check out my "record options" button on the DSS page...literally walks you through for programming DSS (now or later) or local TV (now later).

My complete German Home Cinema CCF based on an original design by Daniel Tonks and others.