Gnome Shift-F10 Remapping

I need to reconfigure the Gnome Shift-F10 key (popup context menu) in a terminal
window as its needed by an application our users need to run.

I have corresponded with several gnome devel and have the following
recommendations on re-mapping the key.

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What you have to do is create a gtkrc file that remaps the key.

An easy example to look at is this file:
/usr/share/themes/Emacs/gtk-2.0-key/gtkrc

So something like this in a gtkrc:

 binding "change-popup-menu-key" {
  bind "<ctrl><shift>f10" { "popup-menu" () }  }  

class "VteTerminal" binding "change-popup-menu-key"
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Try global "GtkWidget" instead of VteTerminal perhaps? That would kill the
keybinding for all widgets, but maybe that's fine for your situation.

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> I was able to define an additional key that pops a context menu 
> (ctrl-shift-f10) by using GtkWidget as the class, but the old value 
> (shift-f10) was not removed, which makes sense I guess?
> 
> What is the format for de-binding a key?
> Like...
> 
> binding "get-rid-of-context-key" {
> 	bind "<shift>f10"  { "" }
> }
> (etc)
> 

I'm not sure to be honest... you might try: bind "<shift>f10" {}  ?

I expected specifying a new key to overwrite the old one...

You might try "VteTerminal" rather than "VTETerminal" also.
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Anyone able to contribute to this, I'd appreciate it

At this point I still have not re-mapped shift-F10 within a gnome-terminal
window.

Thanks

T Davis