How to revert to older Symbian S3 from Symbian ANN...

Hi, I downloaded the Symbian Anna and honestly, it's not as great as it's been made out to be!
Now I want to revert to the earlier S3 version and am unable to do so! What can be done to regain the old version of the OS?
I tried a Restore to factory settings from the phone, but it just goes back to factory settings with ANNA, how do I change the OS back to the earlier one?
Any help will be greatly appreciated!!!

It's not possible, however Anna is a great improvement !! Did you reset the phone before updating ? A reset is always recommended as it will remove any conflict between the new and old software, it's a pain, but worth the effort, my E7 is running great on Anna and all the improvements are worthwhile .
Back up your contacts, calendar and notes ONLY, dial *#7370# followed by 12345 if required, re-install Anna, then set up your phone manually, it is worth the effort
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