Download the Rhino demo, it will open the iges files. You
can "simplify" the curves and geometry and then export as a
dxf. Rhino is the perfect translator from the NEW file
formats back into Smartcam. Especially on surfaces etc use
the Rhino IGES Mastercam format.
Free download, at http://www.rhino3d.com
Michael

John Morris wrote:
> 
> I have a customer that is using Pro-E and has volunteered to send a Cad
> file.  I know I can handle any .dxf he can send but I'm leery of requesting
> an .iges file for compatibility concerns.
> 
> Can someone recommend what specifically I can request from him as far as
> file format is concerned that will import easily into Smartcam Advanced
> Production Milling.  (note: I also have Autocad LT 98, if it would be of any
> use in conversions)
> 
> John Morris
> Kennley Corporation - "Because you want Quality, Now."
> http://users.erols.com/kennley
> P.O. Box 34449  Richmond, VA  23234
> Phone 804-275-9088  Fax   804-275-1987
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