Response by Andrew Russell on 02/10/00 02:36.43

> Well, here's another data point for the stewpot:
> It didn't work, the remote wouldn't let me move a moved key. I tried
> the same thing with EFCs (once I found them), and had the same
> problem. It looks as a general rule that a 'modified' key can't be
> moved. But I haven't done some of the things David B suggests, such as
> testing with a key with no function assigned (no LED flash), so
> there's more to check.

While I have just tested it this way. It appears the C7 works the same
as your Big Easy, that you can not copy any key a 2nd time, and you
can not copy any EFC code programmed onto a key. Oh well, no big
whoop. At least there are easy alternatives to these small
limitations, and they're all "on the books".

> Obviously we all need One-For-All to send us free Cinema 7's so we can
> fully explore and characterize their every possibility, no? :-)

I think if you put in such a request to OFA, they'll go "Cinema WHAT?
Sorry that doesn't appear to be in our line...". It's been said that
they've orphaned the remote to another company, and I get the distinct
impression from what I've seen that it will no longer be produced.
Perhaps it's just as well, since they don't seem to know very much
about their own remote, given a manual that's only half there and all
this inaccurate information they give on it.... Which is a shame,
because I know I'm not the only one to believe its one of the best
things they made.