How do I start Octave GUI from zip file install












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I downloaded windows 32 zip file version of Octave from here



I do not want to use the installer to fully install Octave and would prefer to use it through the zip file extraction



I can start octave in the command line from



octave-4.4.1-w32octave-4.4.1-w32binoctave.bat  


This gives me the octave interpreter in the Windows cmd prompt, but I thought octave had it's own GUI and IDE similar to matlab



How do I start this IDE from the zip file install version of octave? Is the GUI IDE present in the zip file version?










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    I downloaded windows 32 zip file version of Octave from here



    I do not want to use the installer to fully install Octave and would prefer to use it through the zip file extraction



    I can start octave in the command line from



    octave-4.4.1-w32octave-4.4.1-w32binoctave.bat  


    This gives me the octave interpreter in the Windows cmd prompt, but I thought octave had it's own GUI and IDE similar to matlab



    How do I start this IDE from the zip file install version of octave? Is the GUI IDE present in the zip file version?










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      I downloaded windows 32 zip file version of Octave from here



      I do not want to use the installer to fully install Octave and would prefer to use it through the zip file extraction



      I can start octave in the command line from



      octave-4.4.1-w32octave-4.4.1-w32binoctave.bat  


      This gives me the octave interpreter in the Windows cmd prompt, but I thought octave had it's own GUI and IDE similar to matlab



      How do I start this IDE from the zip file install version of octave? Is the GUI IDE present in the zip file version?










      share|improve this question















      I downloaded windows 32 zip file version of Octave from here



      I do not want to use the installer to fully install Octave and would prefer to use it through the zip file extraction



      I can start octave in the command line from



      octave-4.4.1-w32octave-4.4.1-w32binoctave.bat  


      This gives me the octave interpreter in the Windows cmd prompt, but I thought octave had it's own GUI and IDE similar to matlab



      How do I start this IDE from the zip file install version of octave? Is the GUI IDE present in the zip file version?







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          https://wiki.octave.org/Octave_for_Microsoft_Windows



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          For the zip archives, the user should extract the file content to a
          directory on the harddrive (such as C:Octave). Manual shortcuts can
          then be created to either the octave.bat or octave.vbs files in the
          main installation directory.



          Note that starting with Octave 4.4.0, the shortcuts will no longer
          start the graphical user interface by default. The user needs to add
          --force-gui to any manual shortcuts to start Octave with the GUI. (Right-click on the shortcut, select Properties, and add --force-gui
          to the end of the Target field.)







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            For the zip archives, the user should extract the file content to a
            directory on the harddrive (such as C:Octave). Manual shortcuts can
            then be created to either the octave.bat or octave.vbs files in the
            main installation directory.



            Note that starting with Octave 4.4.0, the shortcuts will no longer
            start the graphical user interface by default. The user needs to add
            --force-gui to any manual shortcuts to start Octave with the GUI. (Right-click on the shortcut, select Properties, and add --force-gui
            to the end of the Target field.)







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              https://wiki.octave.org/Octave_for_Microsoft_Windows



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              For the zip archives, the user should extract the file content to a
              directory on the harddrive (such as C:Octave). Manual shortcuts can
              then be created to either the octave.bat or octave.vbs files in the
              main installation directory.



              Note that starting with Octave 4.4.0, the shortcuts will no longer
              start the graphical user interface by default. The user needs to add
              --force-gui to any manual shortcuts to start Octave with the GUI. (Right-click on the shortcut, select Properties, and add --force-gui
              to the end of the Target field.)







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                https://wiki.octave.org/Octave_for_Microsoft_Windows



                says:




                For the zip archives, the user should extract the file content to a
                directory on the harddrive (such as C:Octave). Manual shortcuts can
                then be created to either the octave.bat or octave.vbs files in the
                main installation directory.



                Note that starting with Octave 4.4.0, the shortcuts will no longer
                start the graphical user interface by default. The user needs to add
                --force-gui to any manual shortcuts to start Octave with the GUI. (Right-click on the shortcut, select Properties, and add --force-gui
                to the end of the Target field.)







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                https://wiki.octave.org/Octave_for_Microsoft_Windows



                says:




                For the zip archives, the user should extract the file content to a
                directory on the harddrive (such as C:Octave). Manual shortcuts can
                then be created to either the octave.bat or octave.vbs files in the
                main installation directory.



                Note that starting with Octave 4.4.0, the shortcuts will no longer
                start the graphical user interface by default. The user needs to add
                --force-gui to any manual shortcuts to start Octave with the GUI. (Right-click on the shortcut, select Properties, and add --force-gui
                to the end of the Target field.)








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