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Brief testing seems to indicate that number of rows is one of few options you can't modify once the control has been created. However, I couldn't find a confirmation in the documentation.

As a work ...

You can noticably shorten the code by using a single subroutine with a loop to check for a hotkey duplicate. Proper usage of built-in variables A_index and A_GuiControl is going to get you to your goa ...

Try this:
^+p:: Send, {Control up}{Shift up}p

How can I tell it to search for the entire string?

From "To use a string as a delimiter rather than a character, first use StringReplace to replace all occurrences of the string with a single ...

Rather than outputing "dir" to a temporary file, why not use a
Argh, I'm a complete moron. You probably meant to link to [url=http://www.autohotkey.com/docs/commands/LoopFile.htm]this page ...

Rather than send, I find it is more reliable to set the path text using ControlSetText, then navigate to it by activating the Open/Send button with ControlClick or ControlSend.

That's probably very ...

GetFile(x)
{
Test := GetKeyState("Scrolllock","T")
if Test = 1
{
Send, {F1} ; You never actually sent the key in your script ...

Right...of course I never checked the command out before posting. Actually, if I understand correctly, using the command parameters helps only reducing the first three lines from my to-do listing. You ...

Here's a horrible way to start with in case you won't come up with anything better. This may need tweaking.

/*
Set focus to a File name control.

Type a complete pathname including drive letter ...

Sounds to me like you're adjusting mic volume in the playback section of the volume control. Have you already checked the recording side out for mic settings? Options -> Properties -> Recording ...

Does removing the asterisk option suit your needs?
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You can find that out in the help file by reading the Wintitle parameter explanation for each windowing command. Just look for the line
If this is the letter A and the next 3 parameters are omitted, ...

That would be
F1:: Send, {F2}{F3}
You can't use a hotstring method because "f2f3" will be sent as a literal string.

Maybe like this:

S::Send, {Control Down}E{Control Up}
or simply
S::^E

You could make four rectangles to fill the edges like this:

Gui, -Caption +ToolWindow +0x400000
B = border ; Comment this line out to remove visible borders
Gui, Font, S14 Bold, Verdana

Gui, A ...