On Sat, 2009-03-21 at 10:37, Barbara Duprey wrote:

> I'm afraid an upgrade to a new version of OOo isn't likely to help, 
> because there's no known issue about this. If you create a new document 
> using the distributed default templates, and both the fonts you like 
> imposed directly on the text, do you get the same weird behavior? If 
> not, there's probably something different about the styles you're using 
> that is creating the situation. If it still happens, you could send us 
> your test document -- ODF files usually come through OK on the list. The 
> original would be good, too, if it's not private.

bg:

So far as I am aware, I am not using any default templates, nor 
styles for that matter. Despite doing a fair volume of text editing
on a regular basis, I don't have anything anywhere near the frequency of
similar boilerplate that would induce me to cede control of the
appearance of my pages to the software. I turn off annoying stuff
like standard capitalizing of the first character in a line, 
and automatic numbering with its own ideas about indents. 
I despise that kind of interference. It's the one thing that makes
me wish I still had Word Perfect with its Reveal Codes. :-)
About the only "auto"-thing I can stand to leave on is auto-spell-check,
because it's extremely handy for catching typos.
I'm an extremely good speller, but a horribly untrained typist.

So I have skipped templates and styles, as far as I know. If they're
operating it is decidedly without my consent :-)

I've looked through the Help a lot, and don't see anything in there
that would connect italicization with styles or templates. But then
I freely confess I know little about either one.

I can always do up a sample file and attach it if you think that
might be helpful.

Thanks,

Brewster
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