Missing shortcut in Lightroom 2.2 french

Hello,
I am on Lightroom 2.2 *french* for Windows, in the Window menu, the shortcut for the second element in the Panel sub-menu is always missing, whatever the module.
There is only "Ctrl + Maj +"

Hi,
Bug confirmed and explained.
1. Open \Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop Lightroom
2\Resources\fr\TranslatedStrings.txt in Notepad.
2. Look for a group of instructions looking like this:
"$$$/AgPanel/LeftPanelShortcut/Win/Panel0=Cmd+Shift+o"
"$$$/AgPanel/LeftPanelShortcut/Win/Panel1=Cmd+Shift+&"
"$$$/AgPanel/LeftPanelShortcut/Win/Panel2=Cmd+Shift+a"
"$$$/AgPanel/LeftPanelShortcut/Win/Panel3=Cmd+Shift+y"
"$$$/AgPanel/LeftPanelShortcut/Win/Panel4=Cmd+Shift+'"
"$$$/AgPanel/LeftPanelShortcut/Win/Panel5=Cmd+Shift+("
"$$$/AgPanel/LeftPanelShortcut/Win/Panel6=Cmd+Shift+t"
"$$$/AgPanel/LeftPanelShortcut/Win/Panel7=Cmd+Shift+è"
"$$$/AgPanel/LeftPanelShortcut/Win/Panel8=Cmd+Shift+_"
"$$$/AgPanel/LeftPanelShortcut/Win/Panel9=Cmd+Shift+ç"
3. The one that has a problem is
"$$$/AgPanel/LeftPanelShortcut/Win/Panel1=Cmd+Shift+&"
The bug is obvious. When displaying the menu, the & character is probably interpreted as a request for underlining the character that comes just after it. However in this case, there's none. So nothing is displayed. A beginner's mistake :-) .
4. Now you have two choices:
4.1 You leave TranslatedStrings.txt unchanged. The actual shortcut being Ctrl+Shift+&, it works. Just it is not correctly displayed in the menu.
4.2 You chose another character for this panel's shortcut. For example:
"$$$/AgPanel/LeftPanelShortcut/Win/Panel1=Cmd+Shift+x"
Now the command will be triggered by Ctrl+Shift+x.
Once again this demonstrates that the main problem that we have with
Lightroom since the beginning is that is not tested thoroughly enough. If someone - the person in charge of the localization - had tried *only once* to test the shortcut displayed in the menu, she would have seen that there was a problem. So nobody did this or she didn't care. Let's remember that LR is sold at a much higher price to non US users allegedly because the localization work is assumed to take additional development and testing time. However, this is not the first bug that is related to untested keyboard stuff.
This is also a good opportunity to remind every non english speaking user of Lightroom that modifying TranslatedStrings.txt is the only way to change the keyboard shortcuts (at least some of them). At this price level, I can't understand that the program interface doesn't offer a shortcut editor.
Cheers.
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