This CCF uses the buttons from Mr. Tonks. Included are the new direcTV channel numbers for Sony DSS recievers. Most of the channels are included and are accessed via their icons. For stations that have east and west broadcasts, the east is the icon on the left.

My first time trying to give back to this great site! Not much original here, but but I'll keep trying. All 'hard' IR codes in Macro groups.

Complete activity based system CCF using a tab structure.Includes icons for our favorite local and DBS channels. Uses a "back" button and a "power off" button with return for every panel. Thanks to everyone for the work Iborrowed.

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.

4-room setup. All power codes, amp volumes and TV volumes are macros. Everything here was borrowed from files I located on this site.

This remote is designed to be easy to use in low light and by a wife with poor eyesight. Many thanks for the ideas and button designs from Andrea Whitlock, Pete Miller and Daniel Tonks. It also includes Andrea Whitlock's 2002 calendar. Feedback is welcome, this is my first shot at designing a remote.

My first ccf, took approx 2 weeks to complete and most of the ideas/images are taken from this site (BIG thanks to you all). Contains genuine discretes for TV, VCR & Receiver, plus a fake one for the Toshiba DVD. Phone directory & Tetris instructions included. I believe my set-up was fairly easy to program due to the way my system is hooked up. I need a new CD player to get it spot-on, though.

This is my first attempt. I couldn't decide on device or task oriented, so I made it handle both. It's all contained in a Windows interface. All of the menus are not yet complete. It has pretty small icons, so I use a stylus for pointing. Let me know what you think!

I have taken other bits and pieces from various CCFs at Remote Central and the web ingeneral. Some of the channel logos are directly from the stations' web sites and my front page was one of Sony's originally. Basically it's "a bit of this and a bit of that".

Includes a large number of component remotes from around the house in a pseudo-Star Trek interface.