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I need to pretty print some pieces of Lisp code and
want to do the following things:

 (1) present certain embedded symbols (not in operator
     position and not inside a quote) as presentation
     type foo, and

 (2) make the rest of the code non mouse sensitive,
     i.e., act as if it were presented as dw:no-type
     but had a few sensitive inferiors.

Any ideas or prior experience in this area would be
most appreciated.  I have no intention of writing a
new pretty printer from scratch -- way to much work.
So I need to reuse either the old grinder or the
gprint stuff, or (?) for most of the heavy duty
drudgery.

Jeff Barnett