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Re: How to open a step file....
if you want step by step instructions here they are:
1) open file menu 2) click on "open" 3) go to "types of file", and open the list, and scroll down to step file, it should have (*.stp, *.ste*,.step) next to it, and select it 4) browse for your file like you would any 5) click open if you already knew how to do that,and were looking for more detailed help, i apologize -Rohith Last edited by Rohith Surampudi : 08-09-2006 at 17:51. |
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