The Original Canadian AT Conference Returns
The Original Canadian AT Conference Returns
NOAT 2026: educATe and integrATe
NOAT 2026: educATe and integrATe
February 4th, 5th, and 6th, 2026 - 9am-3pm (EST)
February 4th, 5th, and 6th, 2026 - 9am-3pm (EST)
GCW is a free Windows only tool for creating and executing macros that are triggered by pressing game controller buttons. It is very much like Joy2Key or XPadder, but easier and more powerful. Type a macro into a text field, and you are ready to try it. Macros can send text, issue key sequences like Ctrl-p, perform mouse clicks at coordinates, and more. Built in commands allow you to run programs, open folders and known file types, toggle through open windows, change profiles.
What a ""macro"" is.
How macros can be used to reduce multi-step keyboarding and mousing tasks to a single button press.
What AutoHotKey is, and how some of its functions power Game Controller Wedge.
How to compose simple to complex macros with Game Controller Wedge.
Jim has over 30 years experience providing assistive tech services to the more than 300 students who attend the Center for Disability Services Education Division's Langan and Prospect schools in the New York Capital District. Over the same period Jim has designed and built many assistive tech devices for both students and private adult clients to assit them with communication, computer access, and environmental seating, positioning, and appliance controls. Prior to working for CFDS Jim worked as an instrument designer and technician for marine biologists at Columbia University, and before that as an electronic technician for Electronics for Medicine. He holds an AAC degree in Electrical Technology from Dutchess Community College, and a BS in Computer Science from SUNY Utica.