This configuration is designed primarily for my wife to be able to use the system with as few buttons as possible, with buttons for specific tasks like "watch a DVD" or "Shutdown".

Since I couldn't improve on Daniel's buttons - his buttons are it - I wanted an equipment based remote with THE BEST ICONS OF ALL TIME. I turned to the ultimate icon, the forever young Marilyn Monroe. Lucky for my concept, no one left a more exquisite photo legend behind, so material exists aplenty. Since my HT is filled with virtually every possible electronic toy, the macros and the integration remain a work in progress.

This is my revised ProntoPro template that I have been using for many months. This template utilizes Dual RF Extenders. Hope everyone likes it!

This is a more refined version of my original upload. All the transport buttons are now in exactly the same place in all relevant panels. Also, the power on or power toggle button, is in the exact same place, and is the same design in all relevant panels. Full control for all devices in as few panels as possible. Clean, neat and simple. Includes idiot-proof macros for home theatre use. Uses icons taken from Remote Central and others designed by myself.

This is a totally revised system for the Marantz RC9200 remote, based on my favorite operating system: MacOS X. Totally streamlined, no fuss, no unused links. It is very logical, totally consistent and now works flawlessly. Got the big thumbs up from my wife as well. Have fun with it!

This is an update of my CCF. It is redesigned and has the control of the Yamakawa 715 DVD player incl. Macrovision off and a codefree button! Many of the buttons are from Daniel. There are also the German Premiere World Logos.

This includes all current Sky and On-Digital channels (some on-digital channels are missing but are repeated in the Sky panels). With the London Digital Radio multiplexes. This is an update to my last CFF. I am trying to move over to using master panels. Please note, slowish drawing of screens is due to using compressed graphics. Without compression, the CCF is to big to fit into a 1mb remote.

My ccf contains some new bitmaps (showing my speakers and Homer Simpson) and logos from German TV stations. With the 'Left' and 'Right' keys you can scroll up/down and select 'Input' or 'Device' in the main menu.

Fourth revision. Added a second TiVo (#1 on address 1, #2 on 2). Changed DVD layout to allow the first page to have all the main functions needed to play a disc and browse menus. Added a calibration screen to help with setting the contrast wheel. Adjusted all macros and device pages for the 2nd TiVo. Updated the A/V Switcher page. Added a few new cable channels to the Channel Surfing pages. Made all screens "Hidden" so access is only by the tab buttons. Pressing the brand name or model # on each device page returns you to the Device Menu page.

This is my first full CCF. I hope that it gives some others ideas. Juast as so many others gave ideas to me. I had a great deal of fun building my CCF. Any comments or suggestions on improving it would very very much appreciated. Enjoy!