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In article <1978@chinacat.Unicom.COM>, woody@chinacat.Unicom.COM (Woody Baker @ Eagle Signal) writes...
>
>Don lancaster published a routine called apathforall in the computer shopper
>several months ago.  It turns out to be a part of the Metamorphisis (sic)
>package from Altsys.  It works by turning off the charpath checking flag.
> 
>This was sent to me by lawrence.  He cleared it for distribution some
>time ago.  It accomplishes the same thing.  It gives you a character path.
>Cheers
>Woody
>

I tried this out on both printer and Display PostScript.  In both interpreters,
it blew up with:

	undefined: Name not known - offending command is cexec

Since I didn't find cexec in the text portion of the file, I assume it's buried
in the eexec encrypted portion.  Is there a readable version of this around? 

Better still, is there a working version?

If there's really a way to unprotect charpath outlines in Level 1 PostScript,
that would be extremely useful.  I'd be surprised if Adobe left such a hole,
though.  How does one access internal flags such as the charpath checking flag?

Thanks.
-pd