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Can shortcuts be localized?

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Is it possible to change shortcut keys and/or modifiers? 

Hypothetically:
Ctrl + AltGr + Š (Štampaj...)
for
Ctrl + P (Print [current chapter or book], Print Wordlist, Print the Biblical Terms list)
 

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As far as I know, it is not possible to localize or modify the shortcuts.
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