Is there a way to change de Initial Page?
I want it to start in the first page of the device called Home and not in the Device Overview page!

Can I change that ?

No and Yes. NeoEdit will always default to the Device Overview page. That said, there are two ways to accomplish this...using NeoHacker or my preferred method of a workaround. I just described the two processes in response to this thread about 20 seconds before reading your question...

[Link: remotecentral.com]

Thank you again Tkrug! Things are looking up again! hehehe
I'll try following one of the two solutions you came up with by Tuesday, since Monday is a holiday in Brazil.
Do you have solutions to lock files inside Prontos? I want to do that with my TSU 500 and my TSU 3000, so my competitors can not get my code from one of my clients.

Sincerely,
André.

ps: what is the best way to end a response? Is it Sincerely, Hugs, See ya, ... I don't know....

I am not aware of any way to lock codes. Anyone with the software and cable can access the code.

You can hide pages so they can't be found using the remote itself. Create a device with the 'secret' pages etc and then create a custom home page with no link to the 'hidden' device. You'll need to use neohacker to make the new custom home page take over from the default one. The default home page (hard button on a RC3200) will automatically include all devices the otherwise.

I don't think that is what he means, besides it is easily gotten around. I think he wants to keep his competitors from downloading his ccf's from client's prontos and copying them. There is no way to prevent this short of physically disabling the connection on the remote. But then you wouldn't be able to service the remote either.

This is just a guess as it an age since I messed with my ncf's. Isn't an ncf basically a zipped file with bitmaps and a xml config file in it. Can zip files be password protected in the zip utility? I use winrar which can do this. I wonder what would happen if you renamed the ncf to .zip and password protected it (and or encrypted it). Then renamed it backto ncf and uploaded protected file to the remote ? I'm probably talking rubbish here but it might be worth a try, at your own risk of course.


m4rk

Just a guess, but I would think that the password would prevent Neo and/or neoedit from being able to access the file contents. Sounds like an experiment....

Back to the question of andregabriel: I have set a macro on a hard button( home page) Tv, Sat and DVD on and then added a jump to Sat Page1.
Works fine