I do need phone help for my new red/blk 80 watt machine

[sedonafred (fred rusher)]

hi,I have been using a laserpro mercury for over 12 years and just set up the red/blk 80 watt machine. All my files are in autocad 7. I would like to talk to someone on the phone on the quickest way to be able to use my old files on the new machine. i would be happy to send you anything you want from my website in return for your help. https://www.geocosmicarts.com/crop-circle-pendants/ thank so much.
email me at sedonafred@gmail.com

[CozyCo (Thad Wilen)]

Save as .dxf and open in Lightburn.

[LightBurn (Oz)]

Post your questions here and we’ll be happy to help, but if you’re looking for a phone call from us specifically, that won’t happen.

Why doesn't LightBurn have a phone number?

I feel like folks don’t understand why we don’t publish a phone number, so I’ll try to explain: With email or the forum, we can have ‘canned responses’ that cover 90% of what people ask, and sprinkle those into our replies, while answering the other 10% the old fashioned way. We encourage people to use the forum for this reason, but here other users can handle the really easy questions, or the ones that we can’t answer because we don’t have that hardware, experience with that kind of job, etc.…

[Rick (Technical Evangelist)]

To familiarize yourself as a new LightBurn user, have a look at the new, in-progress rewrite of our documentation here: https://lightburnsoftware.github.io/NewDocs/index.html

And as @CozyCo suggests, you can utilize the ‘Import’ function. LightBurn supports a growing list of file formats as covered here: https://lightburnsoftware.github.io/NewDocs/BasicUsageEssentials.html#importing-artwork