You basically need to have the file be a *.pov file. There are no
settings (I know of) to start up a Untitled file out as a pov (or
inc). The program needs that extension first before it can judge it as
a script. So I guess that means the work-around would be to always
have a empty (or otherwise preset) Untitled.pov file on your desktop
and copy & paste into POV-Ray 3.1 for Windows for example. Not what
you wanted to hear I'm sure.

Bob

Brian & Lois Bivolcic <biv### [at] popampacom> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I'm not totally new to pov-ray, but new to this ver.(3.1g, windows)
> and have not had this problem with the other versions.
> What do I need to do to make the scene editor language to default to
> Pov-ray scene language when I open a new file, without having to
goto
> codeMax Properties every time. After I save the file and re opened
> its open in Pov-Ray scene lang.
>
> Thanks
> Brian
>
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