> That would be excellent.  Unfortunately, my Powerbook 100 doesn't have a CD,
> so
> the floppy disk might be the best option.  Alternatively, if you stuff the
> program and email it to me as an attachment I can decompress it via iMac and
> then transfer it to my venerable laptop.  There is one more thing I forgot to
> mention in the specs, though.  Will Povray 2.0 still run on a computer which
> can't display color?  The old black/white pixelated screens are a pain in the
> butt for some programs.

I think that the best solution would be to simply make the code with
simpletext or simiral program, because rendering is pain on so old machine.
Or is it possible to render images on b/w machines?

Jeremias

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