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"Mamata Kukreja" <mamata_kukreja@yahoo.com> wrote in 
message <fvmadh$163$1@fred.mathworks.com>...

> ERROR::
> ??? Undefined command/function 'toChar'.
> 
> Error in ==> opaque.char at 94
>     chr = toChar(opaque_array(1));
> 
> Error in ==> untitled at 6
>      disp(sprintf('%s',char(r(i))));


Interesting.  This works on my computer.  What does the 
output of the following command return?

which -all toChar