Sometime ago I saw a video from Aurélio that teaches how to accomplish that: http://vimeo.com/11744241
But you don't have to watch the video (its in portuguese). The simple way is using sed:
We will seach for anything ('s), change this anything to itself plus a new byte ('s/./&39) and say on which position ('s/./&39 /3):
$ echo "#####" |sed 's/./&39 /3'
###39 ##
With almost the same code, we could change the 3rd character to something else:
$ echo "#####" |sed 's/./3/3'
##3##
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