CS3 fonts not available on CS5.5?

I installed Master Collection CS5.5 fresh on a new system. Then I loaded up some saved project files that I had been working on with CS3 on my old system (InDesign). To my horror, the font, Arno Pro, was missing. How do I get it? Do I have to install CS3 again and use that? (Don't ask me why I got CS5 then if I ultimately end up going back to an older program... but really, CS5 has some cool new features but definitely not too happy about losing old font styles that I was used to using)

Yes, some fonts have been removed from the products. If you didn't backup them separately (which is perfectly possible - after all, t6hey are just normal font files), then indeed you would have to reinstall one of the older versions...
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