Well, I haven't had much luck calling POV-Ray to render and then
render a second time without error. Something about running
pvengine.exe (Win) instead of povray.exe (DOS) I think. A Ini file
can't be included on the command-line apparently. I was going to do it
all by using the batch file via Task Scheduler, which it does so fine
on one run only and using what Ini was previously set already, then it
does nothing on the second run. Other than that I've got a expensive
looking PC clock checker.

Bob

Bill DeWitt <the### [at] earthlinknet> wrote in message
news:37ca7b83@news.povray.org...
>
> Bob Hughes <inv### [at] aolcom> wrote in message
> news:37c9bd22@news.povray.org...
> > Okay, something that might help (seems all right) is being posted
at
> > the p.t.s-f group, thanks to Ron P. for his command line to
retrieve
> > "current" time. I had forgotten all about that little gem gleamed
from
> > the masses of DOS stuff I have.
> >
>
>     Thanks! That works. I modified the batch file to self exit and
called it
> from the pov ini file and am now almost completely automated.
>
>     If only the rest of the process worked as well...
>
>

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