Conversion to Mac - two questions

I just got a Mac, and have a couple questions.
1 - Can I transfer my PC CS3 license to a Mac license, or do I have to re-buy the software? (I've read in a Mac forum that I can, but wanted to check Adobe forums as well.)
2 - Can my PC-owning client open/edit an .indd file (or any Creative Suite file) that I originally created on my Mac?
Thanks in advance,
Kim

1. No..you'll need to buy a crossplatform upgrade directly from Adobe.
The only time you can go from one platform to the other is with current
versions.
2. Mac or Windows is a red herring when it comes to these files. The
real issue is version compatibility. The only crossplatform issue is
fonts which is easily handled by using OpenType fonts.
Bob

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