%    All objects in the graphics window distort to conform
%to the size of the window.  If you change the window size,
%you may distort the images, but you will not loose them or
%cut them off.  If your screen is not large enough to fit
%the entire GRAPHICS WINDOW, don't panic!  You can customize
%the size of the GRAPHICS WINDOW to fit your screen, or for
%any other reason (do not try to resize the Control Panel;
%it has to be exactly that big).  Here's how...
%   Using whatever text editor you have handy, open up the
%file called "fracgrx.m" and go to the 8th line, which
%reads "set(Gscr,'Position',[395 100 535 560]);".  These
%are numbers of pixels.  This means that the bottom left-
%hand corner of the GRAPHICS WINDOW is 395 pixel to the
%right of, and 100 pixels above, the lower left-hand corner
%of the screen.  The window is 535 pixels wide and 560
%pixels tall.  You can change these numbers, save the file,
%run the program FRACTORY to observe the results, and then
%QUIT and try again if you're not satisfied.
%   If you've manually changed the window size to something
%you're happy with and want to make this permanent,...
%   Go into the main MATLAB workspace (without QUITing
%FRACTORY), and type
%  set(Gscr,'Units','pixels')
%  get(Gscr,'Position')
%This will return the current co-ordinates of the window,
%which you may then enter on line 8 of "fracgrx.m" as
%described above.  QUIT and restart FRACTORY before
%continuing.
%   In this fashion you can make your GRAPHICS WINDOW
%always pop up at your favorite size.  However, if you do
%adjust the size, try to get the final product as close to
%a square as posible, to give you the best representation
%of what's really there.