I am an authorized dealer for URC and have lots of experience in programming the MX-3000 and Pronto remotes. I can sell you directly if you wish. I owned Indiana's most respected Audio-Video store for 38 years (Soundpro in Carmel). Sold it in 2000 and now, semi-retired, I work from my home. Contaqct me directly if you are interested.
Michael Stella
Stellar Performance
michaelst@insightbb.com

Well thanks for the info everyone and the great deal SOUND.SD could provide. But I just picked up a new car the other week and the better hafe decieded to curb the front passanger side wheel the other night. Wheel replacement from the dealer as no one makes any after market knockoffs $1925. So no MX-3000 for me. I take full responsiblity as she doesn't know any better, usually drives an SUV, but now at least now I can say no the next time she goes for the keys.

Good luck with the programming, I have had mine for over a year and I have not learned to program it yet despite many attempts.
Until someone writes a manual in PLAIN english I suspect it is near impossible for most people other than nerds

That's really surprising. I'm anything but a 'nerd', but I found the 3000 VERY easy to program. Very intuitive Editor. Certainly far, far easier than the Pronto remote which I had previously. May I suggest that you click on the "Program" 'tab' in the editor and then follow the steps which it lays out? Any questions or problems, post them on this forum. There are many helpful folks here who will be happy to give you a hand.

rosariorose9

Good answer rosario. Sometimes a tip or two can steer a person in the right direction and then once they get over one or two hurdles, the programming can become so much easier.