FC Pro between intel - non intel

Hey,
I'm sorry if this has already been posted numerous times, but I coulnd't find any topic that truly answerred my problem.
Is it possible to use the latest FC Pro on my new MacBook Pro 2.33 Ghz, I guess this is FCP5, and use my project files on the older FCP 4.5 in my school?
Can I save the project files as previous FCP project files?
Of will I need to install FCP 4.5 on my MacBook Pro too?

Welcome to the forum!
You need to be specific when looking at FCP version numbers. As of now the latest version is 5.1.2 which is VERY different from FCP 5. FCP 5 won't run properly on an IntelMac - you'll need FCP 5.1 (universal). See http://apple.com/universal/crossgrade for details.
FCP project files are NOT backward compatible with older FCP versions. However, you should be able to export an XML file from a later version project and use that file to build a new project in an older version of FCP (but no older than FCP 4.1).
-DH

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