System wide search and a control panel

Maybe this is basic for everyone else but I had to look around for it:
You can search your whole system with alt+f3 gnome-search-tool which is nice but it is so easy to add a keyboard binding...

<keybind key="W-s">
 <action name="Execute">
  <startupnotify>
   <enabled>true</enabled>
   <name>Search</name>
  </startupnotify>
   <command>gnome-search-tool</command>
  </action>
</keybind>

Now Super+S will get you the search gui.

Most of the xfce settings app is deep linked in the default menu the on exception is the keyboard setup, had I know this was on the system I might have saved a lot of time fooling around w/ xmodmap.

so alt+f3 xfce-setting-show will get you there or in menu.xml:

    
<item label="Control Panel">
 <action name="Execute">
  <execute>
     xfce-setting-show
  </execute>
 </action>
</item> 

If you just want to add a menu item for the keyboard you can do:

<item label="Keyboard">
 <action name="Execute">
  <execute>
     xfce-setting-show keyboard
   </execute>
 </action>
</item> 

Hope that helps someone.

update
I now use catfish instead of gnome-search.  To use catfish:

sudo apt-get install catfish

<keybind key="W-s">
 <action name="Execute">
  <startupnotify>
   <enabled>true</enabled>
   <name>Search</name>
  </startupnotify>
   <command>catfish --fileman=thunar --path=/</command>
  </action>
</keybind>