Thorsten Froehlich wrote:

> Tell Microsoft. It has been explained numerous times around here (and 
> elsewhere) that Vista does not always provide access to the programs 
> folder, so POV-Ray had to be changed to be compatible with Vista. You 
> should ask yourself why you didn't provide POV-Ray's installer with the 
> privileges to install in that very folder? - In fact your whole account 
> of what happens make little sense in that regard.

Which reminds me, why doesn't POV-Ray's installer bring up the UAC 
prompt when you tell it to install for all users?

-- 
~Mike

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