I had pasted the Linux Networking Howto into the word processor in order to 
format & print it.  Had saved the document several times after making changes.

I began searching for paragraph headings using their numbers (eg. 12.).

I searched several times, then wanted to search UPWARDS, so selected 
the 'Backwards' checkbox & clicked the 'Find' button (twice I think).

Upon doing this, three things happened:

1.
The highlighted and the unhighlighted part of the current paragraph heading 
were reversed.

2.
The program did an autosave of the file.

3.
The program crashed with a message re. unrecoverable error.

Directly afterwards, the word processor restarted & offered to recover the 
document, which opened up ok.


Then I tested by copying part of that doc to a new one.

Once it simply reversed the highlighting & didn't die.

Twice it did die as above, and it also caused the soffice module to die 
(illegal operation).  Below is the detail:

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SOFFICE caused an invalid page fault in
module <unknown> at 0000:00000038.
Registers:
EAX=020c02b8 CS=0157 EIP=00000038 EFLGS=00010286
EBX=032a0001 SS=015f ESP=0093ddd8 EBP=0093dde4
ECX=b8cade00 DS=015f ESI=032a0034 FS=5767
EDX=01310828 ES=015f EDI=01470f48 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
9a 00 69 08 65 04 70 00 07 00 52 d0 4d f8 00 f0 
Stack dump:
1d613477 021d0301 020c0278 0093de24 1d593a09 032a0028 032a0201 03210e78 
032a0228 020c0278 00400007 00a60007 01470f48 032a0000 00000000 00a60000 
-----

Hope that's a help.

Adrian Hicks