Re: Urgent: A very small issue with Octave for Windows

[Doug Stewart]

Just type the name of the "M" file at the command prompt in Octave.

If your file is ttt.m

then type ttt

and hit enter.
Doug Stewart


Saba Karim Shah wrote:
> Hi Everyone, 
>
> I'm using octave for the first time, Now that I've
> managed to install Octave on my Windows XP OS. 
>
> Can anyone urgently please let me know that how can I
> run an "*.m" file using octave for windows. 
>
> Can some tell me the command. Email me on
> address@hidden
>
>
>
> Thanking you,
>
> Best Regards,
> Abdul Moid
>
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