Help! Error "...'[Filename].indd' uses one or more plug-ins which are not currently available..." Wh

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Hello guys,
I called Adobe for help on this, but they said my version of InDesign was too old for them to help me, which was really discouraging. I am getting an error when I try to open my InDesign files, which up until a couple weeks ago, opened fine. I am getting the error below:
Error "...'[Filename].indd' uses one or more plug-ins which are not  currently available..." When Opening an InDesign 2.0.x Document
And it lists the following unfound plugins:
WorldReady.InDesignPlugin
LILO.InDesignPlugin
CellStyles.rpIn.InDesignPlugin
Conditional Text.InDesignPlugin
If I click okay to try to go past it anyway, I get the following error:
Error "...Cannot open '[Filename].indd'. Please upgrade your plug-ins to their latest versions, or upgrade to the latest version of Adobe InDesign.
And it lists the following unfound items:
AppFramework.framework
Image.framework
Table Model.framework
Spread.framework
Transparency.framework
CJKGrid.framework
Links.framework
Workgroup.framework
Assignments.framework
Print.framework
Graphics.framework
Linguistics.framework
Indexing.framework
Tet Attributes.framework
Open Place.framework
Layer.framework
Generic Page.framework
Hyperlinks.framework
XML.framework
Path Type.framework
Master Page.framework
BNCore.framework
Text.framework
Text Wrap.framework
Package and Preflight.framework
Document Framework.framework
CJK Text Attributes.framework
TOC.framework
XMedia UI.framework
Image Filters.framework
Utilities.framework
Color Management.framework
I tried to follow the post http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/327/327956.html, but I'm told I am "not authorized to view the content" on the partners page, so can't complete the instructions.
I've tried deleting and reinstalling CS2. I've tried removing my preferences. Neither have worked.  I am close to just resorting to Apple's Pages for my layout design.  If anyone can give some fixes here, I would really appreciate it.
Thank you!

Answer 1

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bryanmcclure12 wrote:
I've tried deleting and reinstalling CS2. I've tried removing my preferences.
Verify that you are running ID CS2, InDesign version 4.x.  What level are you patched to from the InDesign>About InDesign drop down splash screen?
The message alerts to files being version 2.0.x? that is 2 versions back, are these old files?
Can you create, open, edit, save new files?