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Subject: Guide Different Axes Scale??

From: David Doria

Date: 9 Jul, 2008 19:36:03

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I am laying out a GUI using GUIDE and I just noticed that
when I set the heigh to 30 and the width to 70 the axis
control is a square!!?? How do you change this scaling?

Thanks,

Dave

Subject: Guide Different Axes Scale??

From: William Slater

Date: 9 Jul, 2008 20:16:02

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"David Doria" <daviddoria@gmail.com> wrote in message
<g533v2$4ic$1@fred.mathworks.com>...
> I am laying out a GUI using GUIDE and I just noticed that
> when I set the heigh to 30 and the width to 70 the axis
> control is a square!!?? How do you change this scaling?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dave

The units of your axes in GUIDE are most likely not set to
'pixels'. Change the 'Units' property to 'pixels' and reset
the 'Position' property to the dimensions you want. 70x70
should yield a true square.

Now if your monitor is not calibrated properly, that's
another story... :)

Will

Subject: Guide Different Axes Scale??

From: David Doria

Date: 9 Jul, 2008 21:14:02

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ah, you got it! thanks!

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