Same here!

As other educators have stated, the school where I teach has admin restrictions setup by IT. The class is already having issues not being able to open files they started at home with newer versions of XD.

Im considering switching to another prototyping tool for the rest of the class. Of course this will slow down our progress and I will need to rearrange some of the class projects I already had planned.

Our community College is on an enterprise solution very slow to update, currently they are on ver. 24 OSX. As a professor just sarting with a UX/UI class I am on the most current version 26.0 and my desktop manager will only let me instal back to version 25. FIX YOUR VERSIONING ISSUE ASAP!

As a freelancer, of course I have CC Cloud. I have been using XD, Axure and Sketch for years. Now it's enough for me with XD because it's not backwards compatible. I don't understand why Adobe does it.
It is clear to me. No more projects with XD!

I also need that option urgently!!!

Save to older version is big help for people work on older version, Adobe should implement this ASAP

+1 for backward compatity, my old mac cannot upgrade to latest OS so I cannot update XD too!

I work on a enterprise version of xd at work and they never roll out the latest version of XD for "Security reasons". I'm allowed to work from my personal computer at home which saves as a newer version of xd, not yet available at my office or to my team. I can't open the file I created from home once I get to the office. This constantly affects my ability to work remotely and collaborate effectively with my team. This is a feature that I've used regularly in many other design jobs, especially in regards to print work via InDesign.

Andrew Shorten sounds extraordinarily sanctimonious in his dismissive response. Not being able to save between software versions is a very basic feature from the standpoint of daily workflow. While he's busy "moving the industry forward," the rest of us can't even open our XD files, let alone use its splashy new features.

Based on Andrew's brand of customer service, I just downloaded my first trial of Sketch.

UI educator here, been complaining about this for over a year. Here's Adobe XD lead Andrew Shorten's response to me complaining on Twitter and suggesting I might move my class to Sketch, FYI.

I have 30 students who would like to know what the progress is on this request. They love XD, but their patience is going to wear thin before long.

This should be possible. Or something like export as version X ....

I am in class right now as an instructor and my students cannot open their XD files they worked on at home because there was an update this week. The schools cannot update automatically like the students. I'm amazed this still is not a feature.

I'm teaching XD in a lab at a university and the compatibility issues across versions are causing major problems. Students can't update the software on these machines and our administrators aren't able to go to every lab and run updates throughout the term. So, I have students who can create things in the old version in our lab, but as soon as they try to work with it on their personal computers at home (which have a more recent version of XD that they can't roll back), they're stuck and can't use that file in the computer lab any more.

Yes, PLEASE, please, please add backward compatibility.

please add backward compatibility.

Yes Adobe, Please add backward compatibility.

Yeah this is so dumb. I love it when i'm starting a 7am meeting, and get ready to lead my design share to 20 developers but then there was an overnight update and now i have to stall for X amount of time because my Xd decided it needed some "me time".
Another waste of users time. can we please rename this Zero Experience Design? because that would be more accurate for this software.

Please add this feature.

Why would this not be a feature? And if it is not a feature, why would the program just not play nice with older versions? This is a huge oversight.