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Hi All,
I am floundering and looking for some help. My thanks in advance.
I want to generate a 'template' for producing a series of 11x17" printouts for a publication.
I have a series of already generated jpegs (1.jpg, 2.jpg and 3.jpg for example), and I want these to appear on the top of the page. Below them I want to put in place some plots of data that I have.
I was hoping I could use subplot but it doesn't handle images the way I need. Does anyone have any advice or thoughts?
Thanks, Matt
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Image Analyst
2011-10-27
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I think you'd have to use ActiveX to have MATLAB drive Word. Do you know how to use ActiveX to have one program control another one? You should be able to find examples here and in the newsgroup where I posted MATLAB code that uses ActiveX to control Excel.
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Walter Roberson
2011-10-27
I do not see any reference to Word in the original question?
Image Analyst
2011-10-27
You're right. I guess I just assumed that he'd be using Word for his publication. He can use whatever program he wants but it sounds like he was wanting MATLAB to do the layout in some word processing program, as opposed to, say, just calling up his jpegs into Photoshop and printing the ONLY the images from Photoshop, which he wouldn't be asking here about of course.
Matthew
2011-10-27
Image Analyst
2011-10-28
If all you want to do is print them, why not just use some photo package or even the built-in operating system commands to print a file?
Matthew
2011-10-28
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Image Analyst
2011-10-28
Montage can take the filenames directly, as a cell array like you'd get from dir(). No need to use imread or imdisp if you don't want to.
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