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    Old July 18th, 2005, 01:09 PM
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    Question how to dock a window?
    i use a matlab m file in vc++.net. that m-file gives me a plot of some data, but it is opened as a pop up window and i want to put it into one of "my windows". how can i do that?
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    Re: how to dock a window?
    It all depends upon the Active X object you are using. If you are simply calling the MatLab application, you wont be able to dock the window.
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    how can i create it then? i read tens of pages tutorial and my brain is collapsed. is there any sample code? please, thanks for help
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    can i create an activex control such that i can enter data and get a plot?
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    Re: how to dock a window?
    if you installed MatLAb... see if there is any activeX registered with your system?
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