This is my latest attempt at creating an easy yet fun interface for the ProntoPro. This system uses smart-tabs, you always have access to the devices by selecting either the 'equipment' or 'macros' tabs on the far left and right of the screen.

You love it. You hate it. You use it every day because Mr. Bill crushed OS/2 and all the others. If you don’t feel comfortable when you’re away from your MS Windows this is for you. With pull-down menus and a Start/Pronto menu, this has the feel of Windows that is also functional.

I tried to keep this Pro CCF as simple as possible for easy day-to-day use. It has very distinct buttons for each device. I also made the buttons as large as possible to accommodate large fingers. I will put together a gallery of buttons as soon as I can. This is and updated CCF to my original from 9/1/02. I've included channel icons (some original), CD covers (macros for my changer) and an improved Denon screen.

Skull and crossbones home panel along with large, easy-to-hit buttons for our fat fingered friends...

Version 4.12 of my RC5200 CCF for large screen remotes. Contains cell animations for full system turn-on AND shutdown sequences!

Based on Scott's Popcorn Trek design. After trying many many designs with & without fancy graphics, this layout proved to be the most practical & fastest to navigate. I altered the original panels to all black, as the grey tended to be hard to read. My goal was to be able to jump from any device to any other device with the minimum number of button presses, and to avoid useless jumping back and forth between menus. Based on Australian TV/FoxSat stations, with as many discrete codes as I could find.

Here's my new KISS system ccf. No, not the band. "Keep It Simple Stupid" is my new take on this interface. Nothing but windows style buttons, focusing on function rather than form. Now my 7 year old can put his cartoons on without dad's help. The Sat guide function remains the same for its unbeatable surfing interface. If you haven't tried it, you really should. Surfing through the guide menu without the need to look at the remote is a priceless perk. All hard buttons do the work.

This is a CCF I did just for the fun of it. It has a totally new set of graphic based on computer circuit boards and the components on them. One of the things I wanted to show is that even though the Pronto only has 4 colors, you can have 7 grays by dithering. Includes the same devices as the file above as well as a gallery file.

Thanks to everyone I borrowed from, combined with some new custom BMP's this contains basic and advanced controls for a DVD, VCR, AMP, and Digital Cable. This is Version 2 without frames and tabs, and includes Surf Icons for BC/Shaw Canadian channels. Setup for easy access (Wife).

My 'The New Batman Adventures' animated show themed CCF. Lots of Character graphics. Highlights are the Main Panel, Bat-Logo Home button and Bat-Logo Device buttons (when pressed). This is a blank template with no codes entered.