%% More Higlights
% The <Highlights1.html main presentation> has already highlithed functions
% |<help_fn_coerce.html fn_coerce>|, 
% |<help_fn_add.html fn_add>|,
% |<help_fn_mult.html fn_mult>|,
% |<help_fn_normalize.html fn_normalize>|,
% |<help_fn_bin.html fn_bin>|,
% |<help_fn_flags.html fn_flags>|,
% |<help_fn_switch.html fn_switch>|, 
% |<help_fn_errorbar.html fn_errorbar>|,
% |<help_fn_buttonmotion.html fn_buttonmotion>|,
% |<help_fn_control.html fn_control>|, 
% |<help_fn_imvalue.html fn_imvalue>|, 
% |<help_fn_figmenu.html fn_figmenu>| and
% |<help_fn_email.html fn_email>|. 
%
% Here are a few additional functions that are extremely useful: 
%
% *|<help_fn_getfile.html fn_getfile>|*: lets user choose file and remembers the last visited folder
% (<matlab:fn_dispandexec('fn_getfile') try it>)
% 
% *|<help_fn_cd.html fn_cd>|*:
% define shorcuts to your favorite folders by typing 
% |<matlab:fn_dispandexec('fn_cd(''edit'')') fn_cd edit>|.
%
% *|<help_fn_progress.html fn_progress>|*:
% try 
% <matlab:fn_dispandexec('fn_progress(''executed'',100),%20for%20k=1:100,%20pause(.03),%20fn_progress(k),%20end') this>
%
% *|<help_fn_movie.html fn_movie>|*:
% try the
% <matlab:fn_dispandexec('fn_movie(''demo'')') demo>, press 'speed' and play
% with the controls
%
% *|<help_fn_4Dview.html fn_4Dview>|*: 
% try
% <matlab:fn_dispandexec({'load(fullfile(fileparts(which(''fn_movie'')),''data/fn_movie_demo''))','fn_4Dview(Y,''in'',subplot(121),''2d''),colormap(''gray'')','fn_4Dview(Y,''in'',subplot(122),''2dplot'')'}) this>
%
% *|<help_interface.html interface>|*:
% This is a parent class that will help creating GUIs, especially regarding
% the positioning of graphic objects (see also function
% |<help_fn_framedesign.html fn_framedesign>|). To see how it works, check the example
% <matlab:edit(fullfile(fileparts(which('fn_movie')),'examples/example_interface')) |example_interface.m|>
% Note that probably the most developed side of the Brick Toolbox is its
% utilies for creating GUIs. 
%
% *|<help_alias.html alias>|*:
% Create your own shortcuts in Matlab. Note that, in this vein, we also
% highly recommend to use the *shortcuts toolbar* in Matlab. Learn about it  
% <"http://blogs.mathworks.com/desktop/2007/03/29/shortcuts-for-commonly-used-code/" here>.
%
% Of course, you wil find all functions organized by categories in the
% <helpfuncbycat.html Function Reference>.





