As you might have noticed I made a mistake in the first try, if that's possible
to mistake a complete guess, by dividing wrong.  The number comes out to 50,000
and not 500,000.  Somehow I can't imagine a half million people are using, or
have used POV-Ray.  That's a large number.  Especially if you consider there
might be about 100 million computer users worldwide, that would be %0.5 or 1 out
of 200 people.  Unlikely I think.

Bob

"Peter Warren" <int### [at] halcyoncom> wrote in message
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| 500,000.
| This sounds about right to me.
| I once 'tried' to calculate this number (of users)
| and this is the approximate number I came up with.
|
| WCFM (What Counts For Me) and my efforts I would
| add 500,003.
|
| Hey, It's a start.
|
| Peter Warren
| war### [at] hotmailcom
|
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