This is a completely new design. The idea was simplification throughout. You'll find that all of the devices have all of their remote codes defined on one panel with everything labeled in english (no fancy graphics, just simple IR codes that work for each device). The rest of the remote is setup to make operating the whole system easy - touch the first screen and the tv is working (with the Replay and receiver). More information in the .TXT file.

This CCF is a long update to my previous version. It focuses on guidance. It has a complete help file, an expanded picture gallery, A few extracts from this site and some cool features like a date book that you can modify right from the remote. Enjoy!

This CCF is a converted version of my first CCF for the first Pronto. All graphics are new self-made ones for the color screen. Because the ProntoPro is currently not available in Germany I can't test this CCF. Maybe some of the buttons are too small for big fingers? The home panel is configured for quick access to device panels. There is also a macro panel to jump to devices. Includes gallery.

This is the continuing evolution of my CCF. You will see a completely revised user interface, more add ons (games etc.), improved ir codes especially for the Foxtel unit and a 'Fast Menu' that quickly and easily navigates around all commonly used functions in the main home theatre.

A complete color system CCF file with the following devices.

This is a revision of my ccf, fixing some bugs, standardizing and simplying the interface and adding my second HT. Includes discrete codes for the Proceed PAV/PDSD, JVC VCR, Panasonic DVD, Pioneer TV and LD player & Sony DVD. I borrowed heavily from many -- thanks to Dan and everyone for your assistance. Feedback appreciated.

A Pronto Pro system CCF with the following devices.

My first color CCF. I'm using it with my 3850 IPAQ. Original buttons and Daniel Tonks' frames, tabs, and icons.

When designing this CCF I decided that I would prefer to have one panel per device where possible. The resulting design is a little cramped, but it has achieved most of what I set out to do. The CCF uses Windows type buttons and a toolbar and is mostly device based with a couple of activities thrown in. Thanks to anyone who recognises anything they contributed.

Minimal graphics, lots of design. Full activity-based area, loads of functions on device main pages.