Hej all!

Another feature of the Windows version 3.2 of PovRay (WinNT 4 sp3) :
Long filenames for render scenes are pretty well accepted by the
pvengine but when it comes to animation rendering of such files, the
output filename is truncated in the old-fashionned 8.3 notation to a
length of only 8-x characters where x represents the number of digits to
display the highest frame number - is this really neccessary?

Uwe.

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On Tue, 29 Jun 1999 09:16:59 +0200, Uwe Zimmermann <uwe### [at] elekthse> wrote:

>Another feature of the Windows version 3.2 of PovRay...

  Hi, Uwe. I assume you refer to POV-Ray v3.1 (v3.1e is the latest for the
Windows platform). You might bring up this topic in povray.windows rather
than in this group.

  Please read my message with the subject line "How to post bug reports"
in the povray.announce.frequently-asked-questions group.

  We ask for everyone's cooperation in reducing the number of messages
posted in povray.bugreports so that it will be limited to verifiable
bugs, only. Discussions of possible bugs and feature requests should be
posted in povray.general or, if pertaining to a particular platforum, to
the appropriate group.

  Thank you for your participation.

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Alan
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Hej Alan,

thanks for showing me the povray.windows group.
I'm using PovRay for quite a while now, but I just recently subscribed
to the related newsgroups. Concerning the version number: you were of
course right, it should read 3.1e.

Yours, Uwe.

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