Most of the graphics are downloaded from this site with a few modifications of my own, so thanks to all who supplied them. It includes a few discrete codes, plus a password section to stop the kids watching certain DVDs. The password is currently set to 1, 2, 3, 4 and has a counter to ensure that the user enters a 4 digit code. This is easily changeable to suit your own needs.

Complete CCF from the UK with transport controls from other CCFs, plus a few new logos.

The latest version of my Windows-style CCF. Contains a new TV Guide section with Windows tabbed dialog and scroll bar controls. There are now 85 Sky Digital logos plus the Sky Open! IR keyboard. Includes gallery file.

My second run-through. Clean, concise, big buttoned, easy to use yet full functioned. Activity-based with direct access abilities. All codes are "learned" on one device panel for each device, just re-learn with your remotes and you're up and running! Much thanks to this site and its contributors. Includes three files for all model remotes plus gallery.

A complete system CCF file with the following devices.

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.

This is a collection of several CCF files. One is the overall system file, the remainder are one each for the particular components. The individual files are made to quickly and efficiently move into your current configuration with little modification. Most discrete codes are present for all.

I have tried to make this as clean and usable as possible. Features includ painstakingly clean IR codes and separate panels of IR codes that all devices are aliased to. I recently added a "Theater" group to the Macro Menu, with controls for DVD or VCR plus lighting. Some of the lighting control use macros in my Ocelot to give direct dimming to preset levels.

Tabbed interface based on a Star Trek layout, respectfully copied from the Remote Central databases.

This system CCF uses bitmaps from several other CCFs and I claim no originality. This should be useful for Italians who use the Stream system.