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Knowledge BaseSoftware, Apps, & AISoftware & AppsInstalling MATLAB and MATLAB Online Issue/Question I would like to use MATLAB for my coursework or research. How do I access MATLAB? How can I download and install MATLAB on my computer?EnvironmentMATLAB is available for macOS and Windows, as well as MATLAB Online and MATLAB Mobile for iOS/Android OS. MathWorks is now setup to use Single-Sing-On so you can use your Bowdon credentials to log in and use MATLAB.Reason for the change in where to install MATLAB from: Installing MATLAB using the instructions below instead of through the Self-Service application provides access to every toolbox MATLAB offers and is not dependent on Bowdoin’s license manager.ResolutionMathworks Login: Go to in a web browser. Click on Get MATLAB in the web page’s menu bar or click the silhouette icon. On the window that opens, click on the Sign In. Enter your Bowdoin email address and click Next Enter Bowdoin cedentials when prompted If this is the first time you've logged in enter the following information when prompted First Name Last Name Location Departmnet Role Download MATLAB: Go to in a web browser. Click on Get MATLAB in the web page's menu bar. On your profile page, click the Install MATLAB button. This is usually in the upper-right corner. Choose the version you’d like to download and install. The default will always be the most recent version available for your computer. Once downloaded, go to your computer’s download location and start the installer. Follow the on-screen instructions.

MATLAB only supports TDM-gcc MinGW 4.9.2 for use in MATLAB for compiling MEX-files. Other versions of MinGW or MinGW 4.9.2 downloaded from other sources would not work.This installer requires MathWorks account and involves registration and configuration after the installation, which will help MATLAB recognize MinGW.If you are using MATLAB R2016b, then search for 'MATLAB Support for the MinGW-w64 C/C++ Compiler from TDM-GCC' from the MATLAB Add-ons menu. More information on accessing the Add-ons menu can be found in the following link: can then install the support package from the Add-on explorer. I have trouble with Matlab 2014a to compile, on a Windows 10 laptop (cannot configure mex to generate files, cannot find an appropriate compiler even if I have on my PC Visual Studio 2017, MinGW, ...). How should I process to use mex, i.e. get C files compiled and continue with Matlab Mex files as I did before ? Thanks HelloActually i have Matlab2017a, and i try to install my carte dspace 1104.I have the same problems for instal the supports TDM-gcc MinGW 4.9.2 for use in MATLAB for compiling MEX-files. Other versions of MinGW or MinGW 4.9.2 downloaded from other sources would not work.any suggestions .... Well credit loan c u s t o m e r care number 8409658697 Well credit loan c u s t o m e r care number 8409658697 Well credit loan c u s t o m e r care number 8409658697 Well credit loan c u s t o m e r care number 8409658697 Well credit loan c u s t o m e r care number 8409658697 Well credit loan c u s t o m e r care number 8409658697 Well credit loan c u s t o m e r care number 8409658697 Well credit loan c u s t o m e r care number 8409658697 Well credit loan c u s t o m e r care number 8409658697 Well credit loan c u s t o m e r care number 8409658697Well credit loan c u s t o m e r care number

Item meets all these criteria.It does not contain any submenu items.It executes a callback function.It has the Visible property set to 'on'.Its accelerator value is not already assigned to a different active menu item in the same app. MenuSelectedFcn — Menu selected callback function '' (default) | function handle | cell array | character vector Menu selected callback function, specified as one of these values:A function handle.A cell array in which the first element is a functionhandle. Subsequent elements in the cell array are the arguments topass to the callback function.A character vector containing a valid MATLAB expression (not recommended). MATLAB evaluates this expression in the base workspace. For more information about specifying a callback property value as a function handle, cell array, or character vector, see Specify a Callback Function. The callback responds depending on the location of the menu item and the type of interaction:Left-clicking a menu expands that menu and triggers its callback.While any menu is expanded, pausing on any other parent menu (or top-level menu) expands that menu and triggers its callback. NoteDo not use a callback to dynamically change menu items. Deleting, adding, and replacing menu items in a callback can result in a blank menu. Instead, use the Visible property to hide or show menu items. You can also enable and disable menu items by setting the Enable property. To fully repopulate menu items, delete and create them outside the callback. Menus Associated with Context Menus When the menu component is associated with a context menu (as opposed to a menu item at the top of a figure window), this callback function can access specific information about the user's interaction with the app. MATLAB passes this information in a MenuSelectedData object as the second argument to your callback function. In App Designer, the argument

The first step in the installation will be to sign in to your Bowdoin account. Enter your Bowdoin email address and password, then click Next. Accept the license agreement and click Next (Optional) If asked to select your license, choose the line that is labeled "MATLAB (Individual)". Click Next Enter your name and email address again and click Next Accept the default installation location and enter your computer's login username/password when prompted On the “Products” page, select any toolboxes you’d like to install. Note that ALL toolboxes are checked by default. Installing every toolbox will take a large amount of storage space, so it is recommended to ONLY select what you need. Additional toolboxes can always be added later. Be sure to at least check “MATLAB”. Click Next. Follow the remaining on-screen installation prompts to start the download of toolboxes and finalize the installation.Access MATLAB Online: Once you have a Mathworks account, you can access MATLAB Online from most web browsers. Go to in a web browser. Click on Get MATLAB in the web page's menu bar. On your profile page, click the Open MATLAB Online button on the main web page. This is usually in the upper-right corner. If you try to open MATLAB Online on a mobile device like an iPhone, you will be prompted to install MATLAB Mobile and access the MATLAB functionality from within the app.If you need further assistance, please contact the Bowdoin College Service Desk Print Article Related Articles (2) "MATLAB® is the high-level

Using keyboard shortcuts to navigate MATLAB® can increase productivity and is useful in situations where using a mouse is not an option.This table describes the actions and related keyboard shortcuts useful for navigating MATLAB without a mouse.ActionKeyboard ShortcutMove to the next visible panel.Ctrl+TabMove to the previous visible panel.Ctrl+Shift+TabMove to the next tab in a panel.Ctrl+Page DownMove to the previous tab in a panel.Ctrl+Page UpMake an open tool the active tool.Command Window: Ctrl+0Command History: Ctrl+1Current Folder: Ctrl+2Workspace: Ctrl+3Profiler: Ctrl+4Figure Palette: Ctrl+6Plot Browser: Ctrl+7Property Editor: Ctrl+8Editor: Ctrl+Shift+0Figures: Ctrl+Shift+1Web browser: Ctrl+Shift+2Variables Editor: Ctrl+Shift+3Comparison Tool: Ctrl+Shift+4Help browser: Ctrl+Shift+5On macOS systems, use the Command key instead of the Ctrl key.Show access keys for the toolstrip.AltNot supported on macOS systems.Open a toolstrip tab and show access keys for the toolstrip.Alt+For example, pressing Alt followed by H accesses the Home tab and displays access keys for the features available on that tab.Not supported on macOS systems.You cannot customize most of these shortcuts. For information about customizable keyboard shortcuts and how to view and modify them, see Customize Keyboard Shortcuts.MATLAB OnlineMATLAB Online provides access to MATLAB from a standard web browser. Because MATLAB Online™ runs in a browser, navigation using the keyboard is slightly different. This table describes the actions and related keyboard shortcuts useful for navigating MATLAB Online without a mouse.ActionKeyboard ShortcutMove forward through the different areas of the MATLAB Online desktop, including the toolstrip, Current Folder toolbar, Current Folder browser, Workspace browser, and Command Window.Ctrl+F6On macOS systems, use Command+F6 instead.Move backward through the different areas of the MATLAB Online desktop, including the toolstrip, Current Folder toolbar, Current Folder browser, Workspace browser, and Command Window.Ctrl+Shift+F6On macOS systems, use Command+Shift+F6 instead.Move into a tool, for example, into the current toolstrip tab.TabMove between controls within a tool, for example, between toolstrip tabs or between the items on a toolstrip tab.Up/Down Arrow, Left/Right ArrowClose controls within a tool, for example, documents in the Editor and Live Editor.DeleteOpen context menu.Shift+F10Not supported on macOS systems.Show access keys for the toolstrip.AltNot supported on macOS systems.Open a toolstrip tab and show access keys for the toolstrip.Alt+For example, pressing Alt followed by H accesses the Home tab and displays access keys for the features available on that tab.Not supported on macOS systems.Display a compact list of keyboard shortcuts.Ctrl+/Customizing shortcuts is not supported in MATLAB Online.Additional Keyboard ShortcutsIn addition to navigation, keyboard shortcuts are useful for accessing other frequently used actions in MATLAB. This table describes several of these actions and their related keyboard shortcuts. For additional keyboard shortcuts, see the documentation for a specific tool or feature.ActionKeyboard ShortcutCancel the current action.Esc (escape)For example, if you click the name of the menu, the whole menu appears. Pressing Esc hides the menu again.In the Function Browser, pressing Esc up to three times has the following effects: Dismiss the search history.Clear the search field.Close the Function Browser.Interrupt MATLAB execution.Ctrl+COn Windows® and Linux® systems, you also can use Ctrl+Break. On macOS systems, you also can use Command+. (period).You cannot customize these shortcuts. For information about customizable keyboard shortcuts and