You can import files, other than DWG files, that were created with other applications into your drawings.
You can import a 3DS file created with Autodesk® 3ds MAX®.
You can import geometry objects stored in SAT (ASCII) files using the ASCISIN command.
DXF and DXB files are two types of drawing interchange files used to transfer data between various applications.
You can import MicroStation® DGN drawing files into DWG files.
You can manage translation mapping setups for DGN file import and export operations.
WMF (Windows metafile format) files are frequently used to produce clip art and other nontechnical images that you need for drawings. You can insert a WMF file into a drawing file as a block. Unlike bitmaps, WMF files contain vector information that can be resized and printed without losing resolution. If the WMF file contains 2D solids or wide lines, you can turn off their display to increase drawing speed.