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From: Veronica on 9 Jun 2010 19:37
Hi,

I downloaded my copy of MATLAB from my institution's server and it supposedly comes with the Image Processing Toolbox (probably among others), but when I installed it (on Windows) that toolbox wasn't there--its functions weren't available, and when I type "ver" at the command prompt no toolboxes are listed. I do see, however, among the files I downloaded prior to installing, a folder called "archive" containing a zip file for each of many toolboxes--although each of these zip files appears to have only 2 documents inside.

Can anyone tell from this how I might be able to install the Image Processing Toolbox?

Thanks,
Veronica
From: ImageAnalyst on 9 Jun 2010 22:41
It should all be bundled in there. I didn't have to do anything
special. Call them. The Mathworks offers free telephone support for
installation issues, even the student version.
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