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The thread revolves around a user seeking help to read and convert old .max files found on CDs, initially assuming they were 3D model files. Contributors suggest various online converters and clarify that these .max files are actually PaperPort document files, which the user confirms by sending them to a friend to be converted to PDFs. Ultimately, the user resolves the issue by recognizing the file type and converting them using an old version of PaperPort, expressing gratitude for the assistance.
The thread revolves around a user seeking help to read and convert old .max files found on CDs, initially assuming they were 3D model files. Contributors suggest various online converters and clarify that these .max files are actually PaperPort document files, which the user confirms by sending them to a friend to be converted to PDFs. Ultimately, the user resolves the issue by recognizing the file type and converting them using an old version of PaperPort, expressing gratitude for the assistance.
You are probably taking about this file type: Autodesk 3ds Max, a 3D modeling, animation, and rendering application.
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MAX File - What is a .max file and how do I open it?
Learn about .MAX files and view a list of programs that open them.
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Hi,
Thanks for your reply.
Those .max files are old files. I found them on CDs. According to my recollection they were created on CorerlDraw or AutoDesk, long time ago. Unfortunately I don't have those software running on Win10.
Is there any online solution which can convert them to other formats readable on Windows?
Do you have any idea reading .cpt files?
Regards
Thanks for your reply.
Those .max files are old files. I found them on CDs. According to my recollection they were created on CorerlDraw or AutoDesk, long time ago. Unfortunately I don't have those software running on Win10.
Is there any online solution which can convert them to other formats readable on Windows?
Do you have any idea reading .cpt files?
Regards
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Try this one:
Convert MAX to OBJ Online - Free & Fast | AnyConv
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Hi davehc,
Thanks for your advice.
I have tried it before posting, converting .max file to fbx, obj and stl files There was no complaint on converting but I couldn't read them on Win10. I doubt whether they are PaperPort files. I have run PaperPort before, long time ago.
Can "Adobe Acrobat Reader" read .max files? I'm still searching around
Regards
Thanks for your advice.
I have tried it before posting, converting .max file to fbx, obj and stl files There was no complaint on converting but I couldn't read them on Win10. I doubt whether they are PaperPort files. I have run PaperPort before, long time ago.
Can "Adobe Acrobat Reader" read .max files? I'm still searching around
Regards
If you will open the link I sent you previously, you'll find there all the info regarding online apps to open, convert, etc max files.
If none of the suggestions won't work, than it is probably a different max file type, generated by an old program and you probably won't find an online/free reader/converter.
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Hi all,
I figure out my problem finally.
Those .max files are Paperport document files. My old version of Paperport is running on WinXP. I sent all .max files to my friend printing/saving them as .pdf files running Paperport v14.
Anyway, lot of thanks for your help.
Regards
I figure out my problem finally.
Those .max files are Paperport document files. My old version of Paperport is running on WinXP. I sent all .max files to my friend printing/saving them as .pdf files running Paperport v14.
Anyway, lot of thanks for your help.
Regards
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