

JT files with mixed language file names may not be imported into the resulting DWF file.When importing some JT files, textured surfaces may not display as expected in the resulting DWF file.When importing some JT files, center point, radius, arc, and angle information may be lost because geometries are usually tessellated during import.Consequently, the generic thumbnail icons are used in Design Review instead. JT does not presently support thumbnail creation.Importing a JT file containing infinite light will not display as expected in the resulting DWF file.Importing a JT file containing directional light will not display as expected in the resulting DWF file.When importing a JT file containing spot light detail, the spot light detail is not imported properly because Design Review does not support it.JT files containing ambient color are not imported properly because Design Review does not support it.Tip: To quickly import a JT file, you can drag and drop a JT file into the Canvas Pane of Design Review. Click OK to continue importing or click Cancel to stop the import. Note: While importing a message box may open, stating that some data loss may occur in the imported DWF file. The published DWF file opens in Design Review. Select the file you want to import and click Open.Navigate to where the JT file you want to import is stored.From the Files of Type drop-down list, select JT (*.jt).The next time you start Design Review, in the Import File dialog box, the Files of Type drop-down list will display JT (*.jt) as an option. Follow the installation wizard’s prompts.

