hi mike,
i'm not sure, but i ment it was PovRay 1.0 IBMICB
i have the german translation of the book, named "ray tracing atelier".
if possible, would you send me a copy of that disk via mail?

in my new working room i have enough place so i could install all my
computers, inclusive my Silicon Graphics Enginges and my first PC.
this PC has hos original installation with a 20MB-HD (was a lot at that
time:-)), but i deleted povray  as i got another computer years ago.

nuvertheless this pc shouldn't be only decoration or museum, so i was
looking for my pov-disk to reinstall povray, but did not found it.
wouldn't it be a cool thing to can say: hey this was my first computer, and
even on this old machine povray is running :-))))

thanks siggi gross

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The old carleton site still has v1.0:

  ftp://alfred.ccs.carleton.ca/pub/pov-ray/

-- Chris

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Also FWIW I have updated our FTP site to include them as well.

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"Chris Cason" <del### [at] deletethistoopovrayorg> wrote in 
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> Also FWIW I have updated our FTP site to include them as well.

    You had some spare copies kicking around, Chris?  ;)

    I started with 3.1g so I've never experienced 1.0/2.0, so I'll go get 
them and take a look.

     ....

    Oh, just looked, and there are lots of .zip files that don't make sense 
to me. Which one/s would I need to run 1.0 on a WinXP system?

     Thanks.

      ~Steve~

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"St." <dot### [at] dotcom> wrote in message news:44f32eea@news.povray.org...

>    Oh, just looked, and there are lots of .zip files that don't make sense 
> to me. Which one/s would I need to run 1.0 on a WinXP system?

    LOL! Silly question time... Ok, I've got it now (them now). I see they 
are command line versions, so I'll give up. I was just interested in what 
they looked like and how they behaved with what I know now, is all.

      Later,

     ~Steve~

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