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September 6th, 2007

MATLAB R2007B released!

Why are these MathWorkers celebrating?

2007B release.jpg

In keeping with our twice a year release schedule at the MathWorks, we have a new release of the MathWorks products available this week. Stuart has made quite a few videos highlighting the new goodies that you will find.

My personal favorites are mostly located in the Desktop Environment video showing code folding and running functions directly from the Editor by configuring a set of arguments.

codeFolding.jpg

It is nice to be able to use these features in my videos since they have been available internally for a while, but it takes a while for the DVDs to be made and distributed. Grab the new version today, if you have a current license, you can upgrade at no cost! Everyone else can get a trial or more information. Click here.

Loren is also talking about this on her blog. Check it out here.

By Doug Hull

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4 Responses to “MATLAB R2007B released!”

  1. Urs (us) Schwarz replied on September 7th, 2007 at 19:51 UTC :

    the question is: who’s who on the pic?
    my (first) guess: the tallest of them all might be doug…
    :-)
    us

  2. Doug replied on September 10th, 2007 at 07:27 UTC :

    I can only divulge the identity of one of the MathWorkers pictured above:

    Christina of “Inside the MATLAB Desktop”
    http://blogs.mathworks.com/desktop/2007/04/20/split-screen-mode-in-the-editor/

    is beside me. I did not notice, but we are sorted by height in the picture!

    Doug

  3. John P. Judish replied on October 27th, 2007 at 08:52 UTC :

    I have searched and searched the internet to find the price of matlab software, with the intention of byuing it if the price is not unreasonably high. No such in formation is divulged. Why??

  4. Doug replied on October 30th, 2007 at 07:35 UTC :

    John,

    The price list is published off of this page.

    http://www.mathworks.com/store/default.do

    Enjoy,
    Doug

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