>I am unsure if this the correct forum to post, but I am trying to
> remove a phantom hotkey. I assigned "ctrl+shift+f" to a shortcut but
> accidentally did a shift+del on the shortcut. Now the hotkey is bound
> to a non-existent shortcut path. I would like to unmap the ctrl+shift
> +f hotkey but have not been able to figure out how to do this.
>
> Thanks in advance!

> "herbert422" gmail.com> wrote in message
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>>I am unsure if this the correct forum to post, but I am trying to
>> remove a phantom hotkey. I assigned "ctrl+shift+f" to a shortcut but
>> accidentally did a shift+del on the shortcut. Now the hotkey is bound
>> to a non-existent shortcut path. I would like to unmap the ctrl+shift
>> +f hotkey but have not been able to figure out how to do this.

>

>> Thanks in advance!

>
> Try re-creating an identical shortcut and assigning Ctrl+Shift+f to it;
> click Apply, then unassign the shortcut key combination (backspace over it)
> and click Apply. See if that frees it up for a different...