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Yes, you can have multiple screens per device. What I do is to create the screens like this (as an example):
TV_1
TV_2
TV_3
etc.
If you use arrow icons, simply have the "Next" arrow on TV_1 link to TV_2. The "Previous" arrow on TV_2 link back to TV_1, the "Next" arrow on TV_2 link to TV_3....and so on.
As for the Power-On menus.....you can create them as well as any other menu that you might think of. The possibilities are almost endless. If you look around on RemoteCentral, you'll also find "Discrete codes" for some devices. Discrete codes are a TRUE power-on command, a TRUE power-off command, etc. Normally, your Power button toggles between On-Off....this could mess up a macro if the TV is already On, and the macro tries to toggle....the TV would then turn off. However, if you used a discrete code for Power On...the remote just sends the Power On command instead of toggling.....so the TV remains on no matter what state it is currently in. Discrete codes don't exist for every device, but it is great if your device has some!!
The discrete codes are a little more of an "advanced" feature I guess. So you might want to start out with just simple toggle-type Power commands when first building your CCF....just to get the hang of things.
--deftech
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