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Use the alternate error message return from fopen and see what it tells you that may be informative in trying to open it from within the script [fid,msg]=fopen(. Also echo cd matlabpath from the script and see where it's operating at what the in-context search path is. It's got to be something along that line. Unfortunately, I never saw the previous poster's return comment; probably because back last spring about that time was away for a couple of weeks. Hopefully he's opened his file by now rather than still waiting.:). If the file name is correct and not misspelled and in the location you think it is, there's no reason Matlab can't open it, regardless of the source.

I got the same error 'Metadata file '.dll' could not be found' and I tried several things described above.

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For Matlab, 1) Check what the actual path is by executing path to ensure you got the right subdirectory added w/o a typo or somesuch. 2) Do a manual dir on the file root name w/ a wildcard in the known directory.something like dir c: yourfilesdirectory *samp*.* to confirm. I just made a quick test here to confirm Matlab works as described and I wasn't making stuff up.:) Before doing anything. >>path MATLABPATH c: ML_R2012b work C: ML_R2012b toolbox matlab demos C: ML_R2012b toolbox matlab graph2d. >>dir c*.txt% look for some.txt files in cwd.

ContainerData.txt cttn.txt cycle.txt >>dir c: temp *.txt% and in a directory not on path. CHRIS.TXT TESTCASE.TXT rand.txt.

>>exist('chris.txt','file')% try to find one in temp. Ans = 0% couldn't find it; now try *addpath* >>addpath('c: temp')% add the temp directory >>type chris.txt% see what's in the file over there ss45gg67tt ss gg67 t >>exist('chris.txt','file')% check that can find it ans = 2 >>dir c*.txt% observe it's _not_ in cwd. ContainerData.txt cttn.txt cycle.txt >>cd% cwd is still my default location c: ML_R2012b work >>The upshot is, you've gotten something wrong but I can't see your system from here so can't unequivocally tell you what it was/is; all I can tell you is that if you get the path right or the fully-qualified name right, Matlab will open it just fine. One last alternative.