How to see all the windows at a time on a single display

Hii every one,

Currently iam using matlab version2023a. I want to see all the windows in a single display.

Answer 1

[Mrutyunjaya Hiremath]

In MATLAB, you can arrange multiple windows in a single display using the "Tiled" layout option. This feature allows you to organize and view multiple MATLAB windows, such as the Command Window, Editor, and other open windows, in a grid layout.

Here's how you can tile all the windows in a single display:

1. Open the windows that you want to display in a single layout. For example, open the Command Window and Editor.
2. Go to the "Desktop" tab in the MATLAB Toolstrip.
3. In the "Arrange" section of the "Desktop" tab, click on the "Tiled" button. This will arrange all the open windows in a grid layout.

• Alternatively, you can use the `tile` function in the Command Window to achieve the same result programmatically. Simply type `tile` and press Enter to tile all open windows.
• After using the "Tiled" option or the `tile` function, MATLAB will arrange all open windows in a grid layout, allowing you to view and work with them simultaneously in a single display.