Install iTunes 10.7 over iTunes 11?

greetings,
my question is:
how does one install iTunes 10.7 over iTunes 11 if one has iTunes 10.7.dmg?
here's where i am now:
this mac has OSX 10.7.5.  i tried iTunes 11 a month ago on an older mac that i'm getting rid of.  it has a bad bug and doesn't work right with my 120Gig iPod.  so i can't use it.  haven't had time to report the bug yet, but it's on my list to do...
somehow iTunes 11 showed up on my work MBPro yesterday without running software updater.  i always decline installing iTunes 11.  i used iTunes 10.7 tues night.  and last night (wed) when i plugged in my iPod, i got the new software license screen "accept/decline" etc.  i checked get info on iTunes in /Applications, and sure enough, it shows version 11.0.1 and a modificaiton date of wed morning (?).  i was in meetings most of the day and software NEVER ran...  but i digress...
regardless of how this happened, i'm trying to fix this and reinstall the previous version...
i found and downloaded iTunes 10.7 installer on apple's website.  but when i run the installer, i get a message "iTunes can't be installed on this computer because a newer version is already installed"...  never seen this before...
so i tried deleted iTunes 11.0.1, and get a message "iTunes can't be modifed or deleted because it is required by OSX"!  ??
i've never seen this before either. 
so i assumed i need to boot from an external drive so that i can delete iTunes...  we have no "boot" dvd anymore.  but i have an exteral drive with the complete OS and various utilites so that i can boot from an external disc in case i can't boot from the internal drive or need to run a utility like diskwarrior...  but my company has forced a third party disc encryption software.  so this prevents me from mounting the internal drive when i've booted from my external drive.  there goes all of my repair and recovery tools, but i digress...
this is a new MBPro.  it took me forever to configure and get software installed because of the shenanigans of the companies IT department and the lack of physical media from Apple and other software vendors.  i just finished the same day i had to leave on a trip. 
so i'm trying to figure out how to install iTunes 10.7 if iTunes 11 is already installed. 
i'd appreciate any suggestions.

ok, found a way to delete iTunes from terminal
sudo -rf /Applications/iTunes
then i can run the installer for iTunes 10.7...

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