I've looked through the settings but can't seem to find where I can add or edit keyboard shortcuts?
Settings -> Customize Toolbars -> Keys
You can also assign hotkeys to any existing toolbar button or menu item.
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Nitpicking, possibly, but the item in my Settings menu is Customize..., not Customize Toolbars. Should it be Customize Toolbars?
Another quick way to get to the shortcuts:
Alt-click any button on the toolbar, then press escape. That should leave you with the customize menu. If you're lucky, you're already on the keys tab.
Your toolbars must come from Opus 9 or earlier, not the Opus 10 default set.
It doesn't really matter what it's called (but I'll use whatever name is in the current default config unless I know someone is using an older version).
...but only if you've turned on Preferences / Toolbars / Options / Alt-Click to edit Toolbar buttons.
(Turning it on is a good idea if you're going to do a lot of editing, but it's not on by default in case people activate it by accident and don't know what's going on.)
Well, of course you're right. I thought I had Opus 10 default toolbars plus some others, but I see I'm wrong, at least for that specific item.
Now I vaguely recall that I may have changed the name on the rationale that customize mode can be used to customize more than toolbars.