I go to enter a value into a numeric field and if I have not got it right to accept data entry, suddenly I am seeing some totally unrecognisable view of "my" project.
 
Can I stop 1-9 changing screens on me...please? To me it's just confusing and too easy to stuff up. I tried searching key bindings and did not find it. Help says 1-9 change screensets, but if I look at 1 in keybinding it highlights no response.
EDIT: I used the key bindings and it says that 1-9 are bound to screensets 1-9. Searching screenset in the action list gives no result. Selecting 1-9 and asking to Unbind does not work.

Why do you need to press 1-9? What is it you want to do? 

I actually have the same problem.  I accidentally hit a number key in the heat of the battle and POOF... I hope I remember what screen set I was on. 

OldNick
I go to enter a value into a numeric field and if I have not got it right to accept data entry, suddenly I am seeing some totally unrecognisable view of "my" project.
 
Can I stop 1-9 changing screens on me...please? To me it's just confusing and too easy to stuff up. I tried searching key bindings and did not find it. Help says 1-9 change screensets, but if I look at 1 in keybinding it highlights no response.
EDIT: I used the key bindings and it says that 1-9 are bound to screensets 1-9. Searching screenset in the action list gives no result. Selecting 1-9 and asking to Unbind does not work.

In key bindings, there is a function listed called something like  'do nothing' (sorry, not at my PC) that is used to overide default actons. Bind keys 1- 9 to that.
 
For some reason the screenset key bindings were removed from the list in 2017-02. Hopefully it was in error and they will return. 
 
 
EDIT: Back in the studio - the function in keybindings is indeed called 'do nothing'. Just type the word 'nothing' into the search box.

If you open up a KBN file (Which is an exported keybinding file) from your %userprofile%\AppData\Roaming\Cakewalk\SONAR Platinum folder with your favourite text editor and add the following in the [Bindings] section:

Kx00600B=874
Kx00610B=865
Kx00620B=866
Kx00630B=867
Kx00640B=868
Kx00650B=869
Kx00660B=870
Kx00670B=871
Kx00680B=872
Kx00690B=873

This will map CTRL num 0 to 9 to the 10 screensets. CTRL 1 to 9 will be screenset 1 to 9 respectively and CTRL num 0 will be mapped to screenset 10

Of course, make sure numlock is on

This works as of 2017.3 but I cannot guarantee that this will continue to work for future updates.

If you are going to work on a KBN file, make sure you have a backup of the original.  Also make sure you export your current key mappings to a KBN file so you can revert if need be.

Hope this helps a little.

promidi
If you open up a KBN file (Which is an exported keybinding file) from your %userprofile%\AppData\Roaming\Cakewalk\SONAR Platinum folder with your favourite text editor and add the following in the [Bindings] section:

Kx00600B=874
Kx00610B=865
Kx00620B=866
Kx00630B=867
Kx00640B=868
Kx00650B=869
Kx00660B=870
Kx00670B=871
Kx00680B=872
Kx00690B=873

This will map CTRL num 0 to 9 to the 10 screensets. CTRL 1 to 9 will be screenset 1 to 9 respectively and CTRL num 0 will be mapped to screenset 10

Of course, make sure numlock is on

This works as of 2017.3 but I cannot guarantee that this will continue to work for future updates.

If you are going to work on a KBN file, make sure you have a backup of the original.  Also make sure you export your current key mappings to a KBN file so you can revert if need be.

Hope this helps a little.

That's great info Promidi - I'll file that away thanks. I believe the OP wants to unmap the shortcuts though, not map them.

Anonymungus!
Why do you need to press 1-9? What is it you want to do? 

Enter data into a field, for instance. It's just that if I type when I have not prepared the filed by clicking (sometimes twice) and ensuring it's ready for data entry, then I hit say "3" and my entire screen changes.

tenfoot
In key bindings, there is a function listed called something like  'do nothing' (sorry, not at my PC) that is used to overide default actons. Bind keys 1- 9 to that.
 
For some reason the screenset key bindings were removed from the list in 2017-02. Hopefully it was in error and they will return. 
 
 
EDIT: Back in the studio - the function in keybindings is indeed called 'do nothing'. Just type the word 'nothing' into the search box.

 
HAH! I should have known _that_ as well!

OldNick

tenfoot
In key bindings, there is a function listed called something like  'do nothing' (sorry, not at my PC) that is used to overide default actons. Bind keys 1- 9 to that.
 
For some reason the screenset key bindings were removed from the list in 2017-02. Hopefully it was in error and they will return. 
 
 
EDIT: Back in the studio - the function in keybindings is indeed called 'do nothing'. Just type the word 'nothing' into the search box.

 
HAH! I should have known _that_ as well!

Haha - I find it all too easy to forget what I know in the heat of the moment Nick! Hope the dogs are well mate:)

Same problem here!
 
I am renaming clips to note names.
 
If the clip name is not selected properly and I type A#0 then -whoops!?!
 
I don't use screensets so much that I need hotkeys.
A simple disable would be a welcome feature.