SmartView 11.1.1.3 backward compatibility with provider Services 9.3.1

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  After having been informed on a cat to support Workstation 12 Pro is fully compatible with all previous versions, I buy the product.   After installation, I try to open a virtual machine created in Workstation 8 without success.   I went to the preferences box and configure the product for 8 x compatibility, with the same results.

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  Thanks a lot for your answer.   What technical support is suggested:

  Through our discussion, we did the below steps, and this has helped us to solve the problem:

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• webOS a backward compatibility with the PalmOS programs

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• VI backwards compatibility with older engines of execution

  Currently, I have developed a VI in Labview 8.6.1.  I also created an exe file to make it so that I can run on a different computer.  However, the other computer has an older version of the Run-Time engine installed, and so my program cannot be run on this computer without upgrading the runtime of 8.6.1.  But... this computer also has some programs that run on this version of the runtime.  I have two options here, but I do not know the effects or how to do it.

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• Is it possible to make the InDesign files created in CS5.5 backward compatibility with CS4 and CS3?

  I recently installed CS5.5 on my iMac running Mac OS x Lion. I have some documents that have been prepared in CS3 and CS4. They read OK in CS5.5 but I can't then save them to read in earlier versions. Any ideas please?

  You will need to export to IDML to open in CS4. If you need it in CS3 you will need to open the IDML in CS4 and export to INX. You can open the INX file in CS3.

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• FDMEE 11.1.2.4 compatibility with Shared Services 11.1.2.3.500

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  I now use the demo, but the sequences and even the transcoded files may not be transferable to the PR CS5.5.

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  Updates are exactly the same as their counterparts full commercial/retail except for the price.

  Adobe also student and academic awards.

  The link that I you provided with is for CS3 Mac updated CS4 Design Premium and assumes that you have one of the CS3 suites.

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