How Are You Supposed to Know to Do "U1E0D" Instead of "Ctrl Alt d" ?
This can be a frustrating one. But, establish a best practice in your group: When a bindkey doesn't work, and the Bindkey Editor shows that it *is* defined as you expect, then, create a NEW bindkey using the bindkey editor - by clicking on the '+' button. Now, in the field where you enter what the bindkey is, you press the key combination of interest and see what you get. My friend's keyboard sends <Key>sacute to Cadence when he does CTRL ALT <Key>s . Go figure. Same keyboard also sends <Key>U1E0D when he does CTRL ALT <Key>d . But, now that he know this, he can add the needed workaround lines in his file that he loads through his cdsinit https://github.com/ananthchellappa/SKILL