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Got the solution from the German Online Group:

TXC isn't interested in the whole term (e.g. \begin{cen) but only the "cen" part. Thus it only replaces that part and writes the whole term \begin...\end...

That means you only have to write "cen" to get the code hint.

Things to learn ...

Correct me if I'm wrong:
I type " \begin{cen ", get the code completion, press CTRL+SPACE, and the rest of the code appears. Right? Wrong!
TXC starts at the cursor position, kills "cen" and writes the whole snippet AGAIN thus producing something like

\begin{\begin{center}

\end{center}

And ...

Thanks Thorsten.
I found the problem - and I certainly do LOVE Windows: The share is there, I even reconnected it but it still says "Not connected network share". Nevertheless I can open the share and work with the files.
BUT: Although TXC can open the files correctly it starts with the error ...

Hi, whenever I quit TXC with an open project and start TXC again I get the German error message "Es konnten nicht alle Fenster der Sitzung wiederhergestellt werden" (Not all windows of the last session could be restored). And of course, the files I had opened when closing the application are missing ...

Hi,
sorry to bother you with a newbie prob but I would be grateful for help on this topic:
For a book I need a header that contains a filled box plus pagenumber. The numbering is not a problem since we already have the full layout - only how to get a box up there on every page is somewhat of a ...

Again hi,

I have a problem with a formatted project I got.

They use the NewTheorem structure in the following way:

\newtheorem{mylist}{}[chapter]

What happens is that this causes the line to be indented (the " " between {} and [chapter]).
Where and how can I override this gap?

Any input welcome ...

Hi and thanks for the input. I'm going to try that.

Regards and have a great week
Uwe

Hi,

there's a formatting problem with the enumerate function for which I need some help.

The code is:

\documentclass{report}
\usepackage{german}

\begin{document}
\chapter{Chapter 1}
\section{Section 1}
\begin{enumerate}
\item eins
\begin{enumerate}
\item eins punkt eins
\item eins punkt ...