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You can remove a keyboard shortcut including
the default keyboard shortcuts from any command.
For example, you may want to remove the keyboard shortcuts you
no longer use or to remove a keyboard shortcut so that you can replace
it with another one that you prefer.
If you remove a default keyboard shortcut from a command, an
asterisk (*) appears before the command name shown in the Command
list to indicate the keyboard shortcut associated with the command
has changed.
Note:
When you remove a keyboard shortcut from a command,
you modify the keyboard shortcut set to which the command belongs,
either the (Default) set or an existing customized set. As a result,
Designer adds another instance of the keyboard shortcut set to the
Set list with the word (Modified) appended to the set name to indicate
the set has been changed. To save the changes you make, you must
save the associated keyboard shortcut set.
If you do not save the changes you make to a keyboard shortcut
set, Designer retains the changes until you select another set in
the Set list. When you select another keyboard shortcut set, Designer
prompts you to save the changes you previously made to the (Default)
or customized set.
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Select Tools > Keyboard Shortcuts.
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In the Set list, select the set that contains the keyboard
shortcut you want to remove.
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In the Product Area list, select (All Commands) or select
the specific menu that contains the command you want to access.
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In the Commands list, select the command you want. Existing
keyboard shortcuts are listed in the Current Shortcuts list.
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In the Current Shortcuts list, select the keyboard shortcut
you want to delete, and then click Remove.
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(Optional) To rename the keyboard shortcut set, click Save
As, and then in the Name box, type a name for the set as needed.
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Click OK.
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