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I'll very much appreciate any help regarding the following problem: As a result of some conflict I no longer can run Matlab R12 from within the Windows2000 OS. Matlab opens and closes instantaneously without my interference with a lot of error messages that appear and disappear within a few seconds. I would like to direct this output to a file or to the printer so that I can know what is causing these errors and fix it. After opening the properties property box of Matlab I tried changing the target to: "Matlabr12 root\bin\win32\matlab.exe > error.txt" but this didn't work and no file with the name error.txt was even created. I am using Matlab version 6.0.0.88 R12 on a Pentium III 550 MHertz Intel processor. I am using a Windows 2000/ Win98 dual boot system, I had no conflicts before and currently Matlab can be run only from within the Win98 system (although it is originally installed on the Windows2000 OS). The conflict started during using a *.dll to connect Java with Matlab, the target was to use this project as an interface and to take advantage of Matlab's capabilities to do the necessary computations related to the solution of a non-linear ordinary differential equations. Output was a matrix of about 10000*7 elements and thus couldn't be displayed in the workspace. Is there any other method that can be applied to direct these error messages to a text file? Thanks.

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