Windows 10: Could I use a bluetooth camera remote to give left/right mouse clicks?

I would like a remote control to send right and left mouse clicks (for a teleprompter program for my nascent DIY teleprompter). Could something like this be used to do that? Would a program like AutoHotKey translate the bluetooth signals into key (or mouse) presses?

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Windows 10 Anniversary Update remote desktop confuses left and right mouse buttons.

I'm running Windows 10 Pro 64-bit with the Anniversary Update.

On this desktop Windows 10 64-bit computer I use a physical mouse with which I'm using the right mouse button for a primary button (i.e. I've swapped the buttons to use it as a left-handed mouse). Sometimes I connect to this computer from a laptop, also
running Window 10 64-bit. But the laptop is using a touchpad without the left and right buttons swapped. When I log into the desktop, it recognizes that I'm logging in from a laptop that uses the left mouse button as the primary mouse button, so from
the laptop the remote desktop functions just like local desktop.

But then I upgraded both the desktop and the laptop to Windows 10 Anniversary Edition. This broken the left and right mouse buttons. When I'm on the desktop, I can use the mouse as a left-handed mouse. When I'm on the laptop, the touchbad still has the left
button as the primary button. But when I log into the desktop from the laptop using remote desktop,
the remote desktop has swapped the touchbad buttons! In other words, the remote desktop tries to use the settings of the physical mouse attached to it rather than the settings of the laptop connecting to it.

This leaves me in the absurd (and frustrating) situation in which my laptop's touchpad uses the left touchpad button as the primary button in one window, but if I switch to the remote desktop suddenly the right touchpad button is the primary button. To try
to work around this bug, if I set the left mouse button as the primary mouse button on the remote desktop, the laptop's touchpad buttons functions as expected---but then when I sit down adn physically log into the desktop system, the mouse no longer functions
as a left-handed mouse and I have to swap the buttons again.

Microsoft, please fix this remote desktop bug, and use the client machine's mouse button settings when logging into a remote machine with remote desktop, like it used to do.

 

Windows Operating system for smart TVs

Why don't I see any smart TVs with windows operating systems? I know it would be a huge benefit if a person could just come home, plop down on the couch turn on the TV and be able to pull pick up his work right where he left off at the office. Also
needs a touch screen remote that doubles as a mouse plus you can have your keyboard right there. turned sideways so you could use it as a game controller.