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The easiest way to accomplish this is to work with a file embedded database: Read the settings from the database when the application loads and save them just before it closes.
With the AIR File API it is very easy to read and write variable length data into and from binary files. The glitch is that you can't add your data in the beginning of the image file where you'd easily find it, but you have to write it at the end of the file instead.
Use a third party tool to provide you with connection for reading data from the Wii remote and develop the rest of the functionality within Adobe AIR.
You have to determine at run time the margin between the application window and the NativeWindow.stage dimensions. That's the space lost for the window chrome
Use the provided bridging interface to expose variables or methods between the sandboxes. For communication between non-application sandboxes use the application sandbox as a proxy between them.
By tweaking the initial options and handling some of the nativeWindow events you can easily make any window modal.
Since the AIR File API doesn't provide getting recursive file listings of a folder, you will need to write a custom recursive function to get all the files.