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How can I set key commands like if the user presses Ctrl + Shift + N, a new dialog or action happens. And do I have to make a new event for each key command? How can I do this.

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You can use the command framework provided for WPF. Some basic commands such as paste, copy, open, etc. are already defined by Microsoft...

You can, however, define new commands. A command can be executed when a button is clicked, a keyboard shortcut is pressed, a menu item is selected, etc.

I am no WPF guru, but my understanding is that using commands is the way to go.

Take a loot at MSDN: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms752308.aspx

Kevin
+6  A: 

You'll want to use the KeyBinding class.

KeyBinding allows you to bind a keyboard combination to any ICommand, including a RoutedCommand.

Reed Copsey