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<blockquote data-quote="rsbrux" data-source="post: 1167342" data-attributes="member: 49539">I have one of these too, and like it more than anything else I have tried, mostly for the wealth of hard buttons and the flat form factor.&nbsp; My only frustration is that I can't reprogram it any more without firing up an antique XP machine running IE6.&nbsp; Apparently OneForAll is not supporting this remote anymore.&nbsp; How do you handle this?Furthermore, this experience just reinforces my mistrust of remotes that need to be configured via a website.&nbsp; This is one reason I haven't bought a Logitech.What comparably capable remotes are there, which can be configured offline (e.g. with locally installed SW)?P.S. Another feature which was key to my choice of the XSight color were the RF capability (which I use to activate a Marmitek RF to IR relay).&nbsp; I have also read that the newer Logitech remotes have fewer hard keys and rely more on the touchscreen, which I consider an evolution in the wrong direction.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rsbrux, post: 1167342, member: 49539"] I have one of these too, and like it more than anything else I have tried, mostly for the wealth of hard buttons and the flat form factor. My only frustration is that I can't reprogram it any more without firing up an antique XP machine running IE6. Apparently OneForAll is not supporting this remote anymore. How do you handle this? Furthermore, this experience just reinforces my mistrust of remotes that need to be configured via a website. This is one reason I haven't bought a Logitech. What comparably capable remotes are there, which can be configured offline (e.g. with locally installed SW)? P.S. Another feature which was key to my choice of the XSight color were the RF capability (which I use to activate a Marmitek RF to IR relay). I have also read that the newer Logitech remotes have fewer hard keys and rely more on the touchscreen, which I consider an evolution in the wrong direction. [/QUOTE]

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