Complete system borrowed heavily from various ccf's already posted. I'm particularly proud of the Help menu system. It's used by a number of "technophobes" without a hitch. All comments/questions most welcome.

There are no special codes in my system, but I rearrenged quite a few buttons to make an original configuration. German users may find my TV access buttons useful.

A complete German CCF file with complete macros and codes for d-Box II with all TV stations. This is my first try.

All Graphics for this system are entirely original only those for the card trick and the music files are "borrowed", thanks to those who supplied them. I have decided to use a simplistic white rectangle design so as to maximise possible button size the background are also buttons in themselves taking you back to a main panel. Included is a gallery file containing all the icons and a few not used as of yet. There are also a number of celebrity backgrounds including a 3D Homer Simpson! I have also inluded certain discrete functions and access to functions only designed for qualified engineers which are hidden but if used could ruin your TV.

A simple CCF file with controls for the following components.

This is my first attempt for my newly acquired ProntoPro TSU-6000. I borrowed a lot of graphics from Daniel Tonks, and a little more from almost every CCF that caught my eye. I also made my own revisions to a lot of the graphics, to try and help the look stay as uniform as possible.

Using very compact buttons to minimise switching between screens, this is a functional but rather uninspiring CCF... but it suits me well.

Complete System ccf with generous use of other ccfs and bitmaps provided here at Remote Central. Each panel after the first in a device has a back button to jump to the first panel in a device. Also includes each component in separate files.

This is my first "completed" CCF. The home pages are used more as a show piece. We just use the device menu. We also created a CD list format, with ten bars for naming the disc and ten buttons for selecting the disc on each panel. We also have two forms of Zork loaded. All this and loads more, with 40% memory still free!

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!