If they are Macros (ie there's a button for them), then just remove the button from the tray and the macro gets deleted.
If they are real keybinds (ie a /bind {key} {command} was used to create them), then you can either do a /bind {key} nop for each key to remove it's binding or you can go to your options screen and under the keybinds section there is a button to erase all keybindings and set everything back to default.
What I would do is this:
1) /bind_save_file c:\mybinds.txt -- this will save all of your characters keybinds to a file
2) edit the c:\mybinds.txt to keep only the specialized binds you want, erase everything else (the binds you don't want, the default binds, etc)
3) reset all keybinds to default via the options screen
4) /bind_load_file c:\mybinds.txt -- this will reload the edited file and restore only the keybinds you want to keep
That way you get rid of everything you don't want, but easily keep the ones you do.
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Actually, Soulwind, better option then binding the NOP is simply /unbind <key>
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Ahh, good to know. I wasn't aware that there actually was an unbind command.
I've always just used the nop command or used the reset/reload steps to completely refresh my binds.
I have a default bind file that every character gets (sets my numpads to team selects, sets "rest" to the 'P' key, sets "Sprint" to the 'G' key, etc). Then I have a specialized bind file for each character that is specific for that character.
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Hello, my name is Soulwind and I have Alt-Itis.
I have a rad/rad I haven't played since late 2005 when binds were the thing to have to change the color texts for your character when they spoke. Jump to 2010 and those binds are still there and unneeded, how do I get rid of them?