I think the terminology you mean to express is that XSI 5.1 is not "forward compatible" with 5.01. Sorry to have to be pedantic, but "backward compatible" means the data created in older versions can be read by newer versions. This is common in the world of computer software, and XSI has been very good about backward compatibility from the beginning. ;-)
> Unfortunately I don't think so Daniel. Come to think of it, I don't ever
> remember there being backward compatability which kind of stinks.
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> Can I open a file in XSI 5.01 after it as been saved in 5.1?
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