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24-01-2002, 22:34
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Assuming you have Inventor 5, open MAX and go to the "configure paths" dialogue from the customize menu, tab to the plugins options, and add a path to your Inventor installiation. There's your import plugin. Beware what file types you try to import from, too, since some of those tend to lock up MAX.
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