Can't set "Alt+Ctrl+T" to launch terminal in xfce4

I followed normal steps to assign Alt+Ctrl+T to open a terminal window. (Menu → Settings Manager → Keyboard → Application Shortcuts → Add and follow steps) but it just doesn't seem to work. I was following this: How to open terminal on Xubuntu and some other sources.

Why isn't it working? How do I make it work?

Solution 1:

I'd like to suggest the following steps:

1. go to 'Start' at the top left corner, and open Settings Manager

   or

   open Terminal and type xfce4-settings-manager

2. open Keyboard
3. open Application Shortcuts Tab
4. click Add button (with greed-icon) below
5. type xfce4-terminal
6. trigger the shortcut, which is in this (Ctrl + Alt + T)

Good luck!

Solution 2:

I solved this by adding the shortcut Ctrl+Alt+T for the command gnome-terminal, using XFCE and TigerVNC. Go to the XFCE settings or run xfce4-settings-manager, then Keyboard, Application Shortcuts. Press Add and use gnome-terminal as the command you want to trigger and finally the shortcut.