>> I'am using standart make, Makefile may look like this:

> I apologize that I don't know what you're referring to our how I could use
> this to implement an answer to my question.

No Problem, Mike. Nobody I know likes Makefiles. They're evil :)

If you want to dive into it, try 
http://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/html_chapter/make_toc.html

About your original problem: You can always use your shell's programming 
abilities, e.g.

$ for scene in \
scene1.pov scene2.pov scene3.pov scene4.pov; \
do \
povray $scene -p; \
done

Of course you can put that command into one-line all by itself (leave 
out the '\').

A more easy-to-use solution would be a little script. I'd be happy to 
help you with that, but I'd need to know some more infos about how it 
should work.


Regards,
Florian

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