My latest revision. I've got rid of all "cool but useless" features like drop down menus and got it really user friendly. Device based, but with access to most used functions on every page (TV aspect ratio, change TV and amp input, power buttons and page jumps for all devices, all really useful). The graphics are simple, clean but stylish, imho.

I have added several new features, including: Drop-down menus for page navigation; faster startup and shutdown macros; some new learned codes and other slight refinements for more logical control. To work as intended set the backlight to "on" and the volume to "0".

My NCF file contains original button designs and configurations and a splash scren that I made from other BMPs from the Pronto area. The resolution on the Neo doesn't give them their just do, but they provide a nice screen. The Tivo screen also has all the codes as well, including the dreaded enter/last code. My home system is not that complex, but the screens are laid out fairly well.

All buttons are custom and use the Showcard Gothic font. All devices are laid out to easily step through the pages by way of the touch scree. You can instantly jump to a home page for each device as well.

95% custom bitmaps, new start up page, discrete codes, custom macros, over 50 pages of work! Updated version.

Final version? All original buttons and graphics. Though some device icons were borrowed, they are resized and touched up to better suite the ProntoNEO. New in this release: a DVD recorder with a hard drive; network logos for swedish terrestial digital broadcasting "Boxer". As before, there is a custom starting page with icons. All IR codes are learned and stored in hidden pages. All buttons are linked to these pages.

All homemade buttons that are larger than the default set. This file does not feature any particular devices.

My primary goal for this NCF was usability, graphics design came second. This high contrast scheme features the ability to switch to any device with a single click. The bottom row of device buttons is present on every page, and a second press on the same button will send the signal to the receiver to switch to the selected source. The current layout supports up to 7 devices, but with a few small changes it could accommodate more.

Always activity-based, as was my previous NCF. But as the Neo has only a 4 grey levels, this graphic design is very simple: black, white and grey. Partly inspired from iPaq Nevo designs.

An update to my user friendly format that allows you to control the system with a minimum of page changes. Includes a quick and easy shut down that takes you to start up page for the next time you want to turn on .The use of back buttons where needed and nearly all original bitmaps.Very easy to use. Includes a gallery of bitmaps used in my file.