I can't change keyboard shortcuts

[#1]

I am starting out with Premiere Pro CC and I need to change the shortcuts. I have read the support page on this:

Preset and customizable keyboard shortcuts in Premiere Pro CC

However, I can't figure out how to actually change a keyboard shortcut. What I want to do is change the zoom in to the + sign. So I get up the keyboard shortcuts window and finds that + is not assign, but how do I actually change it? Clicking on the command section is the below table has no effect. What to do?

[#2]

I am starting out with Premiere Pro CC and I need to change the shortcuts. I have read the support page on this:

Preset and customizable keyboard shortcuts in Premiere Pro CC

However, I can't figure out how to actually change a keyboard shortcut. What I want to do is change the zoom in to the + sign. So I get up the keyboard shortcuts window and finds that + is not assign, but how do I actually change it? Clicking on the command section is the below table has no effect. What to do?

[#3 · Accepted solution]

Hi NiklasR,

Thank you for posting here.

Type in the command (that you want to edit or assign) in the search bar and you can assign the Keyboard shortcut accordingly.

Let me know if that helps.

-Kulpreet Singh

[#4]

Thanks!

[#5]

Select Nearest Edit Point as Trim In shortcut

 Hi, I am attempting to set a shortcut in Premiere Pro on Windows 10 for "Select Nearest Edit Point as Trim In" but whatever I do it only reveals which shortcuts are around it but doesn't let me set the desired keystrokes. What are the limitations for assigning shortcuts? Is there a setting I need to adjust to be able to assign new shortcuts? I'm already working on my own custom Keyboard Layout Preset. Lemme know, thanks!

[#6]

I'm in the same boat.  Nothing I appear to do shows me that changes have even been made, let alone to save my changes.

[#7]

Actually, just tried the "drag-and-drop" method, which did work.

[#8]

So if I understand the method you will need to also first press down the desired modifiers like Alt + Shift + Ctrl etc.... and then use your mouse to drag it onto the keyboard diagram in the upper section. Encouraging there is a way forward, thanks for confirming!