![]() ![]() I mean, instead of opening the console, or telling that no Matlab is installed, it simply doesn't do anything, and after a few minutes, when I tried to check was it was doing, it said it was busy. Unfortunately, Jason, your method doesn't do the trick for me in Vista. It does appear in some computers.ĭo you install multiple Matlabs in your system?Īnd would you mind to try following to see if it works? What worked in my case was to enter the following command into the MatLab command window before starting the MatLab console in Origin: I had a similar problem with OriginPro 8 and Matlab R2007b, although on XP. Is there a way to manually browse for the Matlab application within Origin? Unlike with Mathematica, where it actually asks you for the location of the kernel, here it simply gives up saying Matlab is not installed. I have Matlab 7.5.0 (R2007b) installed, and I want to use the Origin Console for Matlab. ![]() Would be grateful if anyone could tell me how to make Origin and Matlab talk to each other. Operating System:Windows Vista Home Premium Origin Version (Select Help->About Origin): 8 ![]()
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