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How to downgrade Fortran Compiler from ver 11 to ver 10.1

kkcheng
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‎04-30-2009 10:53 AM
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I have been directed to this site by Intel's Support Department.

I have purchased 7 copies of Intel Visual Fortran Compiler ver 11.0 Professional Edition for Windows with the understanding that they can be downgraded to ver 10.1.

I have searched the Intel web site but cannot find any reference for it.

Can you provide the instructions to complete the downgrade ?

Thanks.

Kai Cheng
Syncrude Canada Ltd
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Ron_Green
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‎04-30-2009 11:00 AM
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I have been directed to this site by Intel's Support Department.

I have purchased 7 copies of Intel Visual Fortran Compiler ver 11.0 Professional Edition for Windows with the understanding that they can be downgraded to ver 10.1.

I have searched the Intel web site but cannot find any reference for it.

Can you provide the instructions to complete the downgrade ?

Thanks.

Kai Cheng
Syncrude Canada Ltd

Hi Kai,

See this reference for downloading older versions: http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/older-version-product/

Welcome to our Forum. Please do come back here with all your questions and concerns.

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