My aim for this CCF was to just replace the multiplicity of remotes that were cluttering up my sofa. There are no cutting edge or pretty graphics, to start with I just wanted something was clear and simple. I have borrowed some graphics and ideas from files here (thanks to all those who submit files) and created a number of simple graphics myself. Because I wanted to make sure I could duplicate all the buttons on my old remotes, the pronto buttons may be a bit small for some fingers. Features a side bar on all screens for access to key TV controls, discrete codes for controlling the JVC TV aspect ratios, and a music channel page for UK NTL cable.

Update to my CCF. Using Daniel's design, created some more actions and devices bitmaps. Also replica of A310 DVD remote (upper-part)and new design for lighting.

This is a system CCF that I've used for a long time. Most bugs were corrected over time. This CCF is activity-oriented. The Pronto will ask you were you are (bedroom, living room) and then it will let you choose what you'd like to do. I have used discrete codes wherever I could. My Pronto does not play music, has no graphics. In fact, the screens are all legible even when the contrast setting is way off. I have no fancy buttons, just simple, functional, large rectangles that allow for a lot of text. The language used is Dutch, but that should be easy to fix. If you're having trouble finding the translations for your favorite language (on babelfish?), drop me a line. To facilitiate easy editing, I have put all IR codes in (hidden) screens, which are then accessed by aliases. This improves maintainability of the CCF greatly. This CCF should make a great source to rip IR codes for your particular device!

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 is my system CCF that contains a lot of newer technology that most folks are only adding to their NGs or Pros. This CCF contains codes for HD DVD, Blu-Ray, SA DVRs, and others. I also have a pretty extensive menu system for those who want to make their remote as easy as possible for a spouse and/or kids. There is also a CD Changer section that organized my CDs by artist and album using SuperNudelist. Unforutnately, the code I've used was lost in a hard drive crash. A big thanks to Daniel as most of the graphics are his, with some slight modifications here and there. Also a big thanks to Lyndel McGee who created the original SuperNudelist app and process.

This is version 2.3 of my .CCF and I've added a Tivo andbelieve it or not, I found a fan that has a remote control and have that onhere as well! My next challenge is X-10, one of these days...

Basic graphic design borrowed from Daniel Tonks, however I removed the navigation bar on the left and replaced it with tabs on top. Includes a Jukebox Generator developed with Excel plus extensive home automation using Home Vision. Listening mode selector panel shows which speakers will be used graphically, Volume Center uses graphic buttons and Calendar with notes section.

Updated! My Star Trek interface from France, borrowed from David Hein's file. Designed for direct access to all component functions.

Includes channel logos for network and cable stations from 23 cities. Cable logos are in two sizes. Some original navigation buttons.

This is my second ProntoPro CCF. Independant hidden panels with equipment IR codes. With color logos for Sky channels and Brazilian TV.