(or to 
if the script is also paused). This icon change can be avoided by freezing the icon, which is achieved by using TraySetIcon(,, true).Disables or enables all or selected hotkeys and hotstrings.
Suspend NewState
Type: Integer
If omitted, it defaults to -1. Otherwise, specify one of the following values:
1 or True: Suspends all hotkeys and hotstrings except those explained the Remarks section.
0 or False: Re-enables the hotkeys and hotstrings that were disable above.
-1: Changes to the opposite of its previous state (On or Off).
By default, the script can also be suspended via its tray icon or main window.
A hotkey/hotstring can be made exempt from suspension by preceding it with the #SuspendExempt directive. An exempt hotkey/hotstring will remain enabled even while suspension is ON. This allows suspension to be turned off via a hotkey, which would otherwise be impossible since the hotkey would be suspended.
The keyboard and/or mouse hooks will be installed or removed if justified by the changes made by this function.
To disable selected hotkeys/hotstrings automatically based on any condition, such as the type of window that is active, use #HotIf.
Suspending a script's hotkeys does not stop the script's already-running threads (if any); use Pause to do that.
When a script's hotkeys are suspended, its tray icon changes to (or to if the script is also paused). This icon change can be avoided by freezing the icon, which is achieved by using TraySetIcon(,, true).
The built-in variable A_IsSuspended contains 1 if the script is suspended and 0 otherwise.
#SuspendExempt, Hotkeys, Hotstrings, #HotIf, Pause, ExitApp
Press a hotkey once to suspend all hotkeys and hotstrings. Press it again to unsuspend.
#SuspendExempt ^!s::Suspend ; Ctrl+Alt+S #SuspendExempt False
Sends a Suspend command to another script.
DetectHiddenWindows True WM_COMMAND := 0x0111 ID_FILE_SUSPEND := 65404 PostMessage WM_COMMAND, ID_FILE_SUSPEND,,, "C:\YourScript.ahk ahk_class AutoHotkey"