MATLAB: How do i remove boarders between matlab commands

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Sean suggested to go to Preferences -> Colors -> Programming Tools and turn off Highlight Sections, or Show lines between sections.

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MATLAB: Erasing the boarders in an Image

Do you want to

crop it away, which will give a different size image?
Or set it to white, which would leave the image the same size?

Also, what does "Enhacing" mean? No such word. Does it mean "enhancing" or "erasing"? If erasing, you need to answer my questions as to how you want to erase (get rid of) the black border. If enhancing, you need to define exactly what that means.

To crop you could use imcrop() but it's probably easiest to just use indexing:

img = img(row1 : row2, col1 : col2, :); % Works for either rgb or grayscale image.

I assume you can find the rows and columns and that it's known and fixed for all images. If it moves around and changes size (which is doubtful but possible), you'd need code to find them.

MATLAB: Extra margin or boarder space around apps in 20a/20b.

CEF (Chromium Embedded Framework) windows scale up pixel positions for any DPI higher than 96 on a Windows system. However, it appears that Chromium does not do this scaling on Windows platforms until the DPI is greater than 120. This corresponds to a scaling setting of 125% on several monitors. Since App Designer relies on this framework for rendering, positioning of app elements might not behave correctly if the app is made with the Windows DPI scaling set to 125%.

To work around this issue:

1) Set the Windows DPI scaling to 100% or to something above 125%. This setting is part of the system display settings, but its specific location may vary based on the particular version of Windows.

2) Open the '.mlapp' file inside App Designer and resave it.

3) Run the app again. The issue should be resolved. The DPI scaling can now be reverted back to 125%.

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