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May 27th, 2005

GUI Building update

 A few weeks ago, I posted a new video tutorial on the use of GUIDE. I have gotten extensive positive feedback from this and am currently making a script for a follow-up video. This should be ready in a week. The video will answer the vast majority of the questions and suggestions that were posed to me by your e-mail. Because of the large volume, I will not be sending individual responses to the e-mails, but will send one reply to all when the video is posted. Thanks to all for the feedback and look for this to become a more regular feature of MATLAB Central. We will likely branch it off as a separate section because it is outside the scope of the original charter of this blog.

By Doug Hull

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