Thanks, John. I've used that technique. Actually, you may have explained to me how to do it, or directed me toward the information.
What the method shows is that it is indeed possible to go from an OFA code to MX remotes purely with software. URC could integrate such software into the MX-Editor if they chose to do so, or so it seems to me. They could work a deal with the authors of existing tools, or develop their own.
Ed
On March 14, 2008 at 09:14, johnsfine said...
For those who don't work with these tools, what I'm about
to suggest may be as difficult as finding the code some
other way. But if you ever have an OFA code and no OFA
remote and no easy alternative, you can translate it to
Pronto Hex:
