Change, add or remove keys for a command

Steps

1. Filter to the command you want, for example Open Project Settings, and click Add on its row.

   Add gives a command a set of keys. Use it again to give a command a second set, as Search projects has with Command+F and Command+K.

   Mac screen: Settings: Keyboard Shortcuts, filtered

2. Press the new keys.

   Next to the current keys the row shows: Press the new keys. Escape cancels. Add is greyed out while the row waits. Press Escape to leave the shortcut as it was.

   Mac screen: Settings: Keyboard Shortcuts, waiting for the new keys

3. To take a key away from a command, click Remove beside the key.

   Remove deletes that one key from that command. A command with no keys left shows None under Current and still works from its button or menu.

   Mac screen: Settings: Keyboard Shortcuts, filtered

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