SQL Worksheet unaccessible for keyboard

Hi,
I have SQL Developer on Ubuntu 8.10
Platform      1.6.0_10
Oracle IDE     1.5.4.59.40
Versioning Support     1.5.4.59.40
Sometimes I'm unable to type in SQL Worksheet area, mouse actions work good (like copy, paste, cut).
Does somebody know how to solve it.
Thanks!
Andrey Dmitrenko

Hi
Thanks for the response, however even after loading the Default Accelorator preset & then restarting SQLDeveloper, I can't enter anything into the SQL worksheet. Is there anything further I can try (i.e. trashing the prefs etc)?
Thanks for any assistance on this
Simon
P.S. Ubuntu 9.04

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