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Assuming the pen is in place of a mouse, BlockInput with the mouse argument should work. If not, you could try to just make a blank click hotkey and turn it on or off when needed.

I don't know what you mean by "change variables on the fly," but the syntax for adding 5 is:

x = 5
x := x +5
msgbox %x% ;this will display 10

Notice, that is one line to increase ...

Use Pearl.

Menu PopMenu, Add, Pop1, cmd001
Menu PopMenu, Add, Pop2, cmd002
Menu PopMenu, Add, Pop3, cmd003
return

cmd001:
msgbox 001
return
cmd002:
msgbox 002
return
cmd003:
msgbo ...

Settitlematchmode, 2
ifwinexist, command
winactivate, command
Send, Y

http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7595

You can't change the contents of the file directly. You will have to read ijn the contents to a variable and change the variable, then store it back to a file.

Hint:
The number of characters from the right will always be 8. So read from the right first. Then just grab whatever is left.

No. You ask three different questions. And you don't provide enough information to create a sample script. Please elaborate exactly what you want.

At the start of the script add:

Clipboard =

Read the documentation for:

InputBox
WinActivate
Send

Those will be the basis for such a script.

Escape character = `

x::Send {space 10}

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Use KeyHistory to determine the name of that button. Then do:
Name Of Button::Send {Alt Down}{Left}{Alt Up}

A question like this came up the other day (and m ...