Well if you wanted to create a 128 byte array for temporary storage, I would create a TempProg (the prefix byte is V or 6). Since Send( will let you do this and it returns the pointer to the var, this is what you would want to do:
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| Send(128,"6Temp→Z ;Z now points to the Array
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Lowercase is allowed in the name and weird symbols are encouraged to avoid conflicting with preexisting programs
Now you can use Z as a pointer. There are several commands that might be useful:
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| int(Z,A will write the lower 8-bits of A to the memory location Z iPart(Z,A will write A to the memory location Z in little endian (Z will read the byte at Z {Z will read the word (little endian) at Z IS>(Z will read the byte at Z and then increment Z
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There are also various other commands if you need other specific things done...
EDIT:Also what Yeong said ^_^