Windeal is an IR capture program. Thats all it is. You can connect the CNXLIR to your PC and capture commands that way or you can add hex via copy paste. Once you create an IR file you save it to the user database folder and when you open simpl, systembuilder or prodigy composer you will be able to find/add it.

SystemBuilder is a Crestron program that gives you a drag and drop front end for multiple Crestron programs. And on top of bringing them all into a single user interface it also generates code automatically. So instead of just dragging in 2 switchers and a touchpanel that you have to program.. it automates the programming for you. This works out great as long as you follow the lines that have been drawn.

Prodigy Composer is even easier to use because its like multiple choice. You check all the boxes as you go thru it and it autogenerates the whole system. And if you decide you want to toy with the graphics or add buttons/commands to specific pages you can do that by opening it with SystemBuilder. The catch is that once you open it with SystemBuilder you cant go back to Prodigy Composer. That wont be an issue if you complete the programming with Composer and only open it in Prodigy once your DONE and ready to tweak.

As an example lets say you have a nice User Interface from NtDesigns or one of the other companies. You could go into SystemBuilder and swap graphics and have a Prodigy system that looks like a million bucks.