OS X Microsoft Remote Desktop - Remapping shortcut CMD+W doesn't work as intended

Seeing the follwing issue in Microsoft Remote Desktop on OS X:
Changing shortcut for Close (window) CMD+W for the application in OS X System Preferences -> Keyboard -> Shortcuts doesn't disable the original CMD+W shortcut as is expected. After changing, CMD+W is still closing windows.
This is working as expected for changing Quit Microsoft Remote Desktop from CMD+Q to other shortcut, where CMD+Q is not quitting the application after the change has been made. 
This is unfortunate, as my "instinct" to quit applications on remote desktop when working from my Mac is to use CMD+W. This instead closes the remote desktop connection. 

Hi Kristoffer,
Since we are not familiar with Mac devices, please refer to Mac forums below to get more proffsional support.
More information for you:
Mac Forums
http://macforums.com/
How to Remap Any Keyboard Shortcut in Mac OS X
http://lifehacker.com/5720087/how-to-remap-any-keyboard-shortcut-in-mac-os-x
Please Note: Since the web site is not hosted by Microsoft, the link may change without notice. Microsoft does not guarantee the accuracy of this information.
Best Regards,
Amy
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