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27 Jun 2011 Screenshot jprintf JPRINTF allows printing formatted text to separate windows using MATLAB, Simulink, or Stateflow. Author: Mark Brown development environme..., formatted text, edit window, simulink, stateflow, fprintf 4 4
  • 4.75
4.8 | 4 ratings
01 Nov 2005 saveppt This function saves Matlab figure windows or Simulink models to a Powerpoint file. Author: Mark Brown activex, powerpoint, tools, plot, graphics export, export 76 50
  • 4.63636
4.6 | 45 ratings
14 Oct 2005 Screenshot GPRINTF General replacement for fprintf which allows printing formatted text to separate editable window. Author: Mark Brown simulink, display, fprintf, text, development environme... 2 5
  • 5.0
5.0 | 5 ratings
08 Jul 2003 Screenshot PAN Allows horizontal and vertical panning via pushbuttons. Author: Mark Brown data exploration, pan, zoom, plot, graphics, data 1 1
  • 5.0
5.0 | 1 rating
07 Jul 2003 DRAGPLOT DRAGPLOT allows plots to be moved between figure windows via drag 'n drop. Author: Mark Brown data exploration, drag, drop, mouse, plot, figure 7 8
  • 4.5
4.5 | 6 ratings
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12 Oct 2012 saveppt This function saves Matlab figure windows or Simulink models to a Powerpoint file. Author: Mark Brown Deoda, Suresh

Thanks, Its very useful!

14 May 2012 saveppt This function saves Matlab figure windows or Simulink models to a Powerpoint file. Author: Mark Brown Don

Yes, This is a very useful program. I have used it to gather up many figures into an organized presentation.

I find that now that I have a presentation and want to add more figures to existing slides in this presentation. So what should I change in saveppt so that instead of invoking new slides it steps through the existing slides (starting at the slide I designate)and pastes figures onto these slides. (I can position and size the figures so that they would not step on the figures already on these slides.) Thanks

12 Mar 2012 saveppt This function saves Matlab figure windows or Simulink models to a Powerpoint file. Author: Mark Brown Scott

Found a work around to ppt.Visible=0 not working.

op=invoke(ppt.Presentations,'Add',0)

12 Mar 2012 saveppt This function saves Matlab figure windows or Simulink models to a Powerpoint file. Author: Mark Brown Scott

As of PPT 2010, you can no longer hide the application (ppt.Visible=0). You can only minimize it (ppt.WindowState = 2). However, you can still open a presentation hidden using
op = invoke(ppt.Presentations,'Open',filespec,[],[],0);

14 Feb 2012 saveppt This function saves Matlab figure windows or Simulink models to a Powerpoint file. Author: Mark Brown S

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27 Jun 2011 Screenshot jprintf JPRINTF allows printing formatted text to separate windows using MATLAB, Simulink, or Stateflow. Author: Mark Brown development environme..., formatted text, edit window, simulink, stateflow, fprintf 4 4
  • 4.75
4.8 | 4 ratings
01 Nov 2005 saveppt This function saves Matlab figure windows or Simulink models to a Powerpoint file. Author: Mark Brown activex, powerpoint, tools, plot, graphics export, export 76 50
  • 4.63636
4.6 | 45 ratings
14 Oct 2005 Screenshot GPRINTF General replacement for fprintf which allows printing formatted text to separate editable window. Author: Mark Brown simulink, display, fprintf, text, development environme... 2 5
  • 5.0
5.0 | 5 ratings
08 Jul 2003 Screenshot PAN Allows horizontal and vertical panning via pushbuttons. Author: Mark Brown data exploration, pan, zoom, plot, graphics, data 1 1
  • 5.0
5.0 | 1 rating
07 Jul 2003 DRAGPLOT DRAGPLOT allows plots to be moved between figure windows via drag 'n drop. Author: Mark Brown data exploration, drag, drop, mouse, plot, figure 7 8
  • 4.5
4.5 | 6 ratings

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