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Subject: Zoom / Camera Control in subplot
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I have a GUI with one main plot axes (3-D) axes with a
couple small plots(2-D) and a few text boxes of data next to
it.  My problem is that I need to Zoom in on a specific area
of the 3-D plot.  However, I can not zoom in on the  main
plot without the axes becoming larger than it was originally
defined as and overtaking the smaller plots.  
I have tried using the camera commands (campos, camtarget,
va, ect.) and zoom and view commands.  But when I zoom in on
the area I need it ends up dominating the entire figure window.

Is there a way to contain the axes so that it is limited to
only the position[l,b,w,h].

Any help or suggestions would be appreciated. I can provide
an example if needed.

Thanks