Hi, I have been running a matlab script on a daily basis using windows task scheduler for the past few weeks and have noticed that the output image plots appear compressed (the arrows and contours are squished together, implying some sort of scale issue(?)) when compared with running the same script with matlab already running on my desktop. My script does specify the dimensions of the figure, but these seem to be ignored. Is there a way to correct for this? Related, if I can resolve the former issues, is there a way to force Task Scheduler to run matlab so that it is maximised (not behind the scene).
I’m using the following in Task scheduler to initiate my script:
matlab -r "cd(‘C:MatlabScripts’); run scriptname.m; pause(10)"
Thank you for any thoughts on this,
JonHi, I have been running a matlab script on a daily basis using windows task scheduler for the past few weeks and have noticed that the output image plots appear compressed (the arrows and contours are squished together, implying some sort of scale issue(?)) when compared with running the same script with matlab already running on my desktop. My script does specify the dimensions of the figure, but these seem to be ignored. Is there a way to correct for this? Related, if I can resolve the former issues, is there a way to force Task Scheduler to run matlab so that it is maximised (not behind the scene).
I’m using the following in Task scheduler to initiate my script:
matlab -r "cd(‘C:MatlabScripts’); run scriptname.m; pause(10)"
Thank you for any thoughts on this,
Jon Hi, I have been running a matlab script on a daily basis using windows task scheduler for the past few weeks and have noticed that the output image plots appear compressed (the arrows and contours are squished together, implying some sort of scale issue(?)) when compared with running the same script with matlab already running on my desktop. My script does specify the dimensions of the figure, but these seem to be ignored. Is there a way to correct for this? Related, if I can resolve the former issues, is there a way to force Task Scheduler to run matlab so that it is maximised (not behind the scene).
I’m using the following in Task scheduler to initiate my script:
matlab -r "cd(‘C:MatlabScripts’); run scriptname.m; pause(10)"
Thank you for any thoughts on this,
Jon automatically run script problem with plots MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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