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I have Intel Visual Fortran Complier 10.0 now which does not work with Windows 7. Is it OK for me to get a free updating? How can I do that? If I need to buy one, how should I do that. I don't find link for purchasing 11.1 on the website as of now.
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http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/older-version-product explains most of the points. You would have access to versions released within a year of when you registered your license.
A new license purchase would entitle you to download any available past version, as well as future versions issued within a year.
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Once you've sorted out the licence issue you'll have the choice of which version to use. I'd skip the 11 series completely and go for either 12.1.0.233 for production code or the latest 13 compiler if you're happy with the bleeding edge.
Simon

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