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Yeah. It'd be great if this was just an option in the Surface app. Clicking the button like you would a pen to turn the Surface into draw mode seems like a pretty natural way of doing things. @kidpiglet If you want a really blunt and simple way of achieving the same result hit the Windows key...

Thanks. I don't really like Autohotkey so I was hoping there was some built in functionality, but knowing it's F19/F20 might be enough to get me past it. I found a Reddit thread where someone has a working solution using Autohotkey so I think I've got all the info I need to hammer something out...

Is there any way I can bind this to something other than OneNote? Ideally I want to set it so that when I hit that button it toggles turning the Windows button on the frame off and sets the touch screen to only respond to the pen. If the purple button can't be re-purposed for this is there...