Custom keyboard shortcuts in a drop down menu?

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sporky Fresh-Faced Recruit Join Date: Oct 2008 Status: Offline	Oct 10, 2008, 11:53 PM
	I just found out I can add custom keyboard shortcuts by going to System Preferences > Keyboard & Mouse > Keyboard Shortcuts, clicking plus, selecting the application, and typing in the corresponding menu name and keyboard shortcut I want. E.g., I can type in "Reopen All Last Windows From Session" to bind a keyboard shortcut for that command in Safari. I want to know how to do this for a shortcut in a drop down menu. More specifically, I want to bind opening a window with a certain theme in Terminal to a shortcut (Shell > New Window > Theme Name). Does anyone know how to do this?