MATLAB: How to run a specific version of matlab in non java mode using -nojvm

non java mode

Hello!

I need to use matlab in non-java mode using the command matlab -nojvm. I have multiple versions of matlab installed, R2014b and R2019a. When I open the non-java matlab window, it automatically opens the R2019a version. However, I need to use R2014b. How do I specify the version of matlab I want to open in non java mode?

Thank you,

Yuqi

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You could specify the full path to the MATLAB executable that you want to launch either in the command prompt or in the target of a shortcut.

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