AI into InDesign possible in CS6 suite???

Does anyone know if InDesign is able to import AI files in the CS6 suite? I have been looking at the PDF2ID converter but that is only compatible with CS5.5 per their website. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
Thank you much.

Bummer. Two things I dream of in my life. Me winning the lottery and InDesign importing AI project files. Some day... Some day...
I contacted PDF2ID and they advised me that perhaps, maybe they will have a compatible version of their product coming out in August 2012 that will work with the CS6 suite.
Anyone know of good Interactive PDF programs other than InDesign since it does not import AI project files?
I am not going to copy and paste in all image files from my AI project file. You can get that out of your minds right now!

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http://forum.grassvalley.com/forum/s...ear#post169868
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