Documentation/How Tos/Assigning Styles With the Keyboard

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You might find it easier to just use a keyboard shortcut for styles, than to double-click them in the Styles and Formatting window. (Format > Styles and Formatting.). Here are the steps for setting up styles so you can apply them with a keyboard shortcut.

Create or open a document in the module where you want to apply the shortcut. You will be able to choose that module such as Writer, or all of OpenOffice.org, as the context in which the shortcut will work.
Choose Tools > Customize.
Select the Keyboard tab.
Select the module such as Writer, or OpenOffice.org, at the top.
Select the shortcut key to assign from the list of shortcut keys.
In the Category list, scroll to the bottom and select Styles. Expand the + next to it and select the category of style: Paragraph, Page, or other.
Select the style to assign from the Function list.
Click Modify
Click OK.