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What im trying to figure out is that if I were to build something on 2013 in my house would it work on school computers that are running Inventor Pro 2011 or 2012.
Yes, you can open and edit an older file type in a newer Inventor version. But saving the file in the newer version will migrate (update) it to the newer version. Saving to a neutral file format like STEP will help with this but you will lose modelling data (extrusions and such).
<meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1" /> One the dataset has been opened and saved in a newer version it can not be opened again in the older version that it originally created. This mainly due to the way in which the data for the new features/tool in the new version save or crate additional data that can not be interoperated/understood by an older version
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