Long ago I developed the habit of using keyboard shortcuts for text
attributes (italic, bold and bold-italic, underline) and for paragraph
formatting such as left, right and center. I have used OOo since
StarOffice 5.0 on Windows (currently 2.3.0 on Gutsy, using the version
downloaded from OOo not the version in Ubuntu repositories) and since
the very beginning years ago I have had odd things happen with the
shortcut keys.

Let me give an example of what I mean. Let us suppose that in the
middle of a sentence I wish to turn on italic, so I hit Ctrl-i, type
the words that i want in italic, hit Ctrl-i again, and continue typing
in normal text. Now, for some reason this will work fine sometimes, and
other times the minute I hit Ctrl-i the second time it un-italicizes
the word I just typed. Sometimes moving a space off before hitting
Ctrl-i the second time will make it work correctly, but sometimes I can
move it to an entire new line and it still un-italicizes the previous
word. Once this starts the only solution is to type the next word in
italic and then change the formatting of the next word back to normal
with the mouse.

Tonight I have just encountered a new problem. I had hit Ctrl-i in
order to type one word in italic in the middle of a sentence. After
typing it I hit Ctrl-i again and it turned off italic. I did this
repeatedly while creating a document of several pages. It worked
exactly as it is supposed to until suddenly it stopped working. That
is, Ctrl-i turns on italic, but will not turn it off again. It doesn't
un-italicize the preceding word, it just refuses to toggle italics off.
However, it only happens in one paragraph. The formatting of the
paragraph is Default style, and I selected the entire paragraph and
used Format > Default Formatting, but the problem continues in that
paragraph. 

Does anyone have any suggestions?

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