Can you upgrade a CS3 file to CS6

My client needs an indesign CS6 file and I have created the document in Indesign CS3 as I did not have the time to upgrade my mac as well as my operating system and subscribe to Adobe CC - so I would love some advice please.
I have been able to open the CS3 file in CS6 but there are lines of text outside of the text box hi-lighted in pink which cannot be reformatted. Also the pink hi-light never goes.
I hopefully will get paid for this job and will definitely use the money wisely - I have just survived a week from hell where I doubt very much I'll keep this client.
Thanks for reading this.

Ask in the ID forum and provide more info - screenshots, system info, what object types you use on the page etc. Those pink lines could be legacy guides or clipping masks or something like that...
Mylenium

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