Remove a Keyboard Shortcut

I want to remove the shortcut for "Impromptu Slideshow". Too many times have I unintenionally hit the Command + Return combo and started the process of creating a slideshow. It always happens when I am in a hurry and it hurts the most having to wait for this procedure to complete before I can exit the slideshow mode and continue with my work. I don't use slideshows at all, so this a not only a completely useless command but it also wastes my time and I just want it out.
I searched "Application Support" and also opened the program package, but couldn't find a file that contains the keyboard shortcuts. It has to be somewhere, though.
Lightroom 4 on Mac OS. Any help greatly appreciated.

For LR4 on win7 I removed the file Slideshow.lrmodule from the LR program folder. Impromptu slideshow and the slideshow module are gone, ctrl + enter has no effect.
Perhaps you can try this. I do not know the slideshow module filename and location on Mac OS.

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