I designed all home icons, roladex, and calender. Thanks to all whose transport icons I used. All devices use a "pop-up" style menu system, complete with "back" buttons.

I have tried to make this as clean and usable as possible. Features includ painstakingly clean IR codes and separate panels of IR codes that all devices are aliased to. I recently added a "Theater" group to the Macro Menu, with controls for DVD or VCR plus lighting. Some of the lighting control use macros in my Ocelot to give direct dimming to preset levels.

This is my first CCF, all graphics are stolen, thanks to the original creators. The layout is designed for ease of use rather than flash graphics. I have included a help system for people who haven't a clue what to do by hitting the modified home button.

This is my first entry, give it a look. Nascar fans check out my calender!

I borrowed heavily from people here, and I thank you. This is a VERY user friendly yet powerful configuration. Wizards walk the user through all startup and shutdown as well as programming the VCR. I have a scroll bar for channel listings under the Cable device, with pop-up screens for the HBOs and Showtime channels, which have some custom graphics. I think the pop-up was done in an interesting way. I also used code pages so this should be easy to adapt.

This is my personal CCF that I use for my game room. My goal was to make the UI fit in with the look and feel of Pronto's original UI. So, most of the buttons are the default style with some original tabs.

A complete system CCF file for the following components.

Based on J Hughes' VERY elegant but difficult-to-edit Linn CCF.

This CCF is a good interface for a "simple" remote. The GFX are basic but efficient. Try it and enjoy!

Activity-based ccf that generally uses minimal buttons for main screens (80/20 rule), additional screens for more complicated activities (e.g., programming jukebox). Uses modified RAV buttons for home screen. Contains discrete codes for most all except $@#@^&! Scientific Atlanta box (I just leave it on all the time now)& 6-channel input for receiver. Uses nudelist (only way to make jukebox useable!)