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> sh -c "(( ghostview /tmp/temporaryFile ); /bin/rm /tmp/temporaryFile)

Run the netscape binary through this expression using sed or perl

's/\(\(\0cat %s \| \0\);/\( \0cat %s \| \0 ;/'

e.g.

sed 's/\(\(\0cat %s \| \0\);/\( \0cat %s \| \0 ;/' < netscape.binary >netscape.binary.patched