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[Feature] Documented that some IDEs don't allow older runtimes to be …
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gurpreetsinghmatharoo authored Mar 4, 2024
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<h2>Runtime Feeds</h2>
<p>Once a Runtime Feed has been created it will be listed in this section as a sub-category, and you should always have at least one feed listed (by default this would be the <em>Master </em>feed). Regardless of the runtime being used, they will all have the same features, outlined below using the Master feed as an example:</p>
<p><img alt="The Runtime Feed Master Preferences" class="center" src="../../assets/Images/Setup_And_Version/Preferences/Runtime_Master_Prefs.png" title="Runtime Feeds" />Here you can select, install and uninstall the different runtimes. At the top is the runtime currently in use, the date it was created, and its location on the hard drive.</p>
<p>Below that is a list of all the available runtimes. You can choose any one from this list to set it as the &quot;running&quot; runtime used for compiling your projects.</p>
<p>Below that is a list of all the available runtimes. You can choose any one from this list (double-click) to set it as the &quot;running&quot; runtime used for compiling your projects.</p>
<p class="note"><span data-conref="../../assets/snippets/Tag_important.hts"> </span> Some IDE versions may not allow you to install runtimes from previous releases if they are not compatible with that IDE. For such runtimes, double-clicking will do nothing, and the <img class="icon_small" src="../../assets/Images/Icons/Icon_Download.png" /> download button will be greyed out. To use such a runtime, you will need to install its matching IDE version.</p>
<p>For each runtime you can find the version number, the date it was released, and - if it&#39;s installed - the path to where it&#39;s been installed to. The right hand side also shows the different status icons: </p>
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