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Starting the PrintFrame Editor |
The PrintFrame Editor is a graphical user interface you use to create and edit print frames for block diagrams created with the Simulink software and the Stateflow product. This chapter outlines the PrintFrame Editor, accessible with the frameeditcommand.
The following figure describes the general layout of the PrintFrame Editor.

Print frames are borders containing information relevant to the block diagram, for example, the name of the block diagram. After creating a print frame, you can use the Simulink software or the Stateflow product to print a block diagram with a print frame.
This illustration shows an example of a print frame with the major elements labeled.

See the Example for specific instructions to create this print frame.
Type frameeditat the MATLAB prompt. The PrintFrame Editor window appears. The PrintFrame Editor window opens with the default print frame.
You can use frameedit filename to open the PrintFrame Editor window with the specified filename, where filename is a figure file you previously created and saved using frameedit.
The default print frame has two rows. The top row consists of one cell and the bottom row has two cells.

You can add information entries to these cells. You can also add new rows and cells and add information in them, or change entries to different ones.
While using the PrintFrame Editor, you might need to zoom in on an area to better see the information or cell.
To zoom out, reducing magnification in an area, click the zoom out button. Click the zoom out button repeatedly to continue zooming out.
Select PrintFrame Editor Help from the Help menu in the PrintFrame Editor window to access this online help.
To close the PrintFrame Editor window, click the close box in the upper right corner, or select Close from the File menu.
These are the basic steps for creating and using print frames:
See also the Example.
![]() | PrintFrame Editor | Designing the Print Frame | ![]() |

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