TeXnicCenter question (tool-tip) below typing?

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TeXnicCenter users find the tool-tip feature helpful for writing equations. When typing an equation, a yellow tool-tip appears when typing "equ," indicating the structure for the equation. To insert this structure into the document, users should type "equ" and then press control-space. The discussion highlights the usefulness of this feature, particularly for inserting figures by typing "fig" and using the same control-space shortcut. Users acknowledge that while TeXnicCenter is a valuable tool, it may take time to learn how to effectively use the tool-tip function.
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Hi,

You guys use TeXnicCenter for writing papers? I think it's pretty good. So when I'm in the process of typing in an equation and I start typing:

\begin{equ

right there, a little yellow window or tool-tip I guess pops in below where I'm typing which looks like the construct for the equation. What do I do with that? Can I somehow select it and the skeleton for the equation construct gets inserted into my document? You guys know?

Thanks,
Jack
 
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Hi Jackmell,

jackmell said:
Hi,

You guys use TeXnicCenter for writing papers? I think it's pretty good. So when I'm in the process of typing in an equation and I start typing:

\begin{equ

right there, a little yellow window or tool-tip I guess pops in below where I'm typing which looks like the construct for the equation. What do I do with that? Can I somehow select it and the skeleton for the equation construct gets inserted into my document? You guys know?

Thanks,
Jack

Yes, once that pops up, you can hit control-space for it to be inserted.

However, the tool-tip is actually responding to you typing "equ". So what you need to do, is only the type the "equ" (not the "\begin{" part).

The one that I find most useful is for figures. Just go to an empty line, type "fig", and then ctrl-space.
 
Thanks a bunch! :)
 
jackmell said:
Thanks a bunch! :)

My pleasure! I really like TexnicCenter, but it took me a surprisingly long time to figure out how to do the tooltips.
 

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