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Hi Paul

This might help:

http://www.walkingrandomly.com/?p=300

Best Wishes,
Mike

"Paul" <par@ceri.memphis.edu> wrote in message <gfg2mt$eif$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> I'm moving over to Linux from Windows and find some features were automatic in Windows that I would like to set up in Linux.
> 
> Specifically, when I right click on a M file, I would like to open it with the Matlab editor and not the default editor (gedit).  When I use the default file browser and right click on a file, I can see the option for 'open with other application' which then gives another option of 'use a custom command' but at this point what exactly do I put in for the command.  I tried a direct link to the binary executable ( .../bin/matlab) but this didn't work.   Can any Linux (Ubuntu) experts provide some advice.
> 
> Thanks