> I need to print the code for a  POV scene for use in a large catalog
> display (SIGGRAPH) and wonder if there is any way to print out the
> code in color, using the display colors. I need the image to be
> better quality than a simple 72-dpi screen capture so figured I could
> print it out then rescan it at 300 dpi. Any suggestions or ideas
> would be appreciated - color would  really be preferable.

If the colours don't actually have to be the same as in the Windows
POV-Ray editor, open the scene file with Vim and do :hardcopy (or
:hardcopy >file.ps). It will print with (colour) syntax-highlighting by
default, if it detects that the printer is capable of colour and/or
greyscale. (If it doesn't, you can :set printopts=syntax:y to force it.)

I suspect one of the many POVing Emacs users will tell you how to do the
same thing in Emacs.

-- 
"Follow the enemy and try to prevent  the enemy carrying away the guns."
On 25th Oct 1854, Lord Raglan, on a hill, can see one set of guns;  Lord
Lucan, down in the valley,  sees a different, better defended,  set, and
leads the Light Brigade in its fateful charge. http://surreal.istic.org/

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