I use the pronto to control equipment in two rooms. This CCF is based on some of the popular Star Trek Next Generation themes, makes heavy use of button aliases and jump commands to build a multi-room control setup complete with a help facility. Posted to provide some examples of what can be done with the ProntoEdit software and too much free time.

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).

The addition of a digital cable box prompted a complete redesign of my CCF file.

This is yet another update to my ProntoPro CCF. Updates to the TV and channel surfing sections.

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.

A complete system setup for VOOM with the following components.

This is my first attempt at programming my Pronto. After many attempts and much tinkering, I have a complete CCF configuration which includes all the remote functions on the Hughes HD Receiver. Many of the channels on a DIRECTV system are one-button accessible, and video switching is done through macros on one of the home screens. Thanks to everyone whose bitmaps and ideas I freely borrowed.

This is my ProntoPro CCF, which makes extensive use of macros. Thanks to everyone, especially Andrew Jewell and Stewart Allen (Tonto).

This is a system ccf for Pronto Pro. I used some graphics from previous submissions, plus added some of my own.

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.