By default QUINDOS is ISO only. There is no "switch" that I know of to toggle between ISO and ASME like there is with other software - like PC-Dmis for example. Having said that, ISO and ASME have essentially the same interpretation for most things and only really differ for the likes of profile, symmetry and concentricity / coaxiallity so I assume you would have to "code your way" around those differences - QUINDOS has the tools to allow you to do practically anything you want to, in what ever way you want to do it.
