Using Norman King's CCF as a base (which had a very clean look), I expanded it to handle 2 Sony 300 disk changers, allowing for group play for each or both players, and also finding a specific artist on either player. The TiVo/DSS controls are set to allow easy recording and playback. The TV control buttons change channels and activate the rotor to point the roof antenna to the strongest signal for that channel here in our rural part of Colorado.

Custom high quality ultra high resolution config file for your most descriminating and blind clients. This configuration was actually created to the specifications of one of our clients who requested substancially bigger buttons. Appearance was apparently NOT an issue. Have you ever seen the telephones with the big ass buttons that you have to mash down with your palm? Think back to that and now take it to the next level. You can almost stand on these buttons. If size matters to you, look no further.

This ccf file contains the complete layout for the Onkyo Chad remote with the 3 device buttons programmed.

This is a setup I created for use with my Dell Axim PDA using WinTV. It uses Pronto Pro CCF files but has a lot more memory and better colour. For years I've been using Daniel Tonks' files but when I bought my LaserDisc player I thought it was time to make my own up. And because the PDA doesn't have a macro side bar I've included them on the main screen panels.

Large buttons in high-contrast black on white and little use of graphics. Keeps the CCF size to a minimum for fast screen loads. Includes all XM Satellite Radio channels as of December 2004. Menu options are in a consistent format on right side of screen for easy access. I tried to make a remote that was easy to read, logical and fast-running. All remote actions are stored in seperate panels and aliased to make the system modular.

Here's my new KISS system ccf. No, not the band. "Keep It Simple Stupid" is my new take on this interface. Nothing but windows style buttons, focusing on function rather than form. Now my 7 year old can put his cartoons on without dad's help. The Sat guide function remains the same for its unbeatable surfing interface. If you haven't tried it, you really should. Surfing through the guide menu without the need to look at the remote is a priceless perk. All hard buttons do the work.

A complete, simple CCF for the following components.

A complete system setup with the following components.

A complete system setup for the following devices.

My first CCF, using tabbed screens and quite a nice up-to-date (as of July 2004) list of all current Freeview channels with single-key press on each channel's logo to select each channel (or surf with + - keys). Also a couple of sample macros.