Is there a loader that reads max files ?

i am using inspector3ds to load 3ds files but since i will get 3d studio max 5 soon i would like to use max models, is there a loader whatsoever that reads those files ? if not, is there any application that converts file's extention from max to 3ds ? or simply, is there any possible way to use max models in java 3d?
regards, Lukasz

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