How to track done a shortcut key combo

[Harry Putnam]

Bram Schoenmakers <bramschoenmakers at kde.nl> writes:

> Op maandag 27 februari 2006 07:58, schreef Harry Putnam:
>> How can I track down and edit a specific key combo?  In this case
>> pressing Ctrl-Alt k  brings up an konsole. I want to turn that off
>> since it interferes with emacs in some modes.
>>

[...]

>> So how can I find the source of this shortcut?
>
> Run kmenuedit, locate the Konsole entry and disable the shortcut shown there.

That would be a nifty way if it worked but it doesn't here.
I find kconsole under System/Terminal Program (konsole)
At `Current shortcut key' dialog the button says `None' in large
letters.  None the less, `Ctrl-Alt k' brings one up...

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