Export a CS3 InD .inx file in your CS2 for my CS? Please?

it is my understanding that to open an .inx file from CS3 in CS it must first be opened and exported as an .inx in CS2. Correct? If so, is there anyone out there with CS2 who would be willing to export a file for me? I greatly appreciate your help!
Also, this process is absolutely silly. SILLY.

Also, this process is absolutely silly. SILLY.
Correct. Downgrading a document is generally a bad idea -- you have no control over what gets converted and what gets to be left out. I, for one, have never ever used it, so for my part Adobe could have spared them the headache and left the entire function out.
(I did enjoy creating new documents from scratch, writing an INX and importing that. Sadly, IDML -- its Next Gen successor -- is too complicated for a quick-and-dirty job.)

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Tables declaration
tables : vbrp,bkpf,bseg.
Data declaration
data: begin of itab1 occurs 0,
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          arktx like vbrp-arktx,
          belnr like bkpf-belnr,
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          belnr like bkpf-belnr,
      end of itab2.
data: begin of itab3 occurs 0,
          kunnr like bseg-kunnr,
          name1 like kna1-name1,
          vbeln like vbrp-vbeln,
          zfbdt like bseg-zfbdt,
          belnr like bkpf-belnr,
          augcp like bseg-augcp,
          augbl like bseg-augbl,
          arktx like vbrp-arktx,
      end of itab3.
data: begin of itab4 occurs 0,
          kunnr like bseg-kunnr,
          name1 like kna1-name1,
          vbeln like vbrp-vbeln,
          zfbdt like bseg-zfbdt,
          augcp like bseg-augcp,
          augbl like bseg-augbl,
          arktx like vbrp-arktx,
          pswbt like bseg-pswbt,
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parameters compcde like bkpf-bukrs default 'LOI' obligatory.
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select-options: customer for bseg-kunnr.
select-options: fiscyear for bkpf-gjahr.
select-options: reldate for bseg-augcp.
select-options amount for bseg-pswbt.
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append fiscyear.
reldate-high = sy-datum.
append reldate.
amount-low = '100'.
amount-high = '2000'.
append amount.
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clear : itab1,itab2,itab3,itab4.
clear: vbeln_tst.
select * into corresponding fields of table itab1
    from vbrp inner join bkpf
    on    vbrpmandt = bkpfmandt
      and vbrpvbeln = bkpfxblnr
    where vbrp~ktgrm = accgrp
      and bkpf~bukrs = compcde
      and bkpf~gjahr = fiscyear.
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                    and gjahr = fiscyear
                    and buzei = '001'
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                    and augbl ne ''
                    and vbeln in billdoc
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        move itab2-belnr to itab3-belnr.
        move bseg-kunnr to itab3-kunnr.
        select single name1 from kna1
                      into itab3-name1
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                  and belnr = itab3-belnr
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        move itab3-augbl to itab4-augbl.
        move itab3-arktx to itab4-arktx.
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endloop.
END-OF-SELECTION.
sort itab4 by kunnr.
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    write at 74 itab4-augbl.
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Thanks in advance!
Kindly regards,
Nico

Hello,
Thanks for your help and fast reaction, I added the 'open dataset' but probably made some minor error:
I'm getting field "result" (name of my text file) is unknown. It is neither in one of the specified tables or defined by a 'DATA' statement
Currently have following code:
Objet du programme :                                                 *
      Recherche de documents de facturation SD sur base de           *
      l' "account assignment group" de l'article                     *
      Stocker ces valeurs dans une table interne afin                *
      de retrouver les pièces comptables correspondantes.            *
      Afficher le N° du document de facturation, celui de la         *
      pièce comptable, la date de release du release document.       *
REPORT ZAT_CLRDEP01.
Tables declaration
tables : vbrp,bkpf,bseg.
Data declaration
data: begin of itab1 occurs 0,
          vbeln like vbrp-vbeln,
          arktx like vbrp-arktx,
          belnr like bkpf-belnr,
      end of itab1.
data: begin of itab2 occurs 0,
          vbeln like vbrp-vbeln,
          arktx like vbrp-arktx,
          belnr like bkpf-belnr,
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data: begin of itab3 occurs 0,
          kunnr like bseg-kunnr,
          name1 like kna1-name1,
          vbeln like vbrp-vbeln,
          zfbdt like bseg-zfbdt,
          belnr like bkpf-belnr,
          augcp like bseg-augcp,
          augbl like bseg-augbl,
          arktx like vbrp-arktx,
      end of itab3.
data: begin of itab4 occurs 0,
          kunnr like bseg-kunnr,
          name1 like kna1-name1,
          vbeln like vbrp-vbeln,
          zfbdt like bseg-zfbdt,
          augcp like bseg-augcp,
          augbl like bseg-augbl,
          arktx like vbrp-arktx,
          pswbt like bseg-pswbt,
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data: vbeln_tst like vbrp-vbeln.
Selections
parameters accgrp like vbrp-ktgrm default '03' obligatory.
parameters compcde like bkpf-bukrs default 'LOI' obligatory.
select-options: billdoc for vbrp-vbeln.
select-options: customer for bseg-kunnr.
select-options: fiscyear for bkpf-gjahr.
select-options: reldate for bseg-augcp.
select-options amount for bseg-pswbt.
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fiscyear-high = sy-datum(4).
append fiscyear.
reldate-high = sy-datum.
append reldate.
amount-low = '100'.
amount-high = '2000'.
append amount.
START-OF-SELECTION.
refresh: itab1,itab2,itab3,itab4.
clear : itab1,itab2,itab3,itab4.
clear: vbeln_tst.
select * into corresponding fields of table itab1
    from vbrp inner join bkpf
    on    vbrp~mandt = bkpf~mandt
      and vbrp~vbeln = bkpf~xblnr
    where vbrp~ktgrm = accgrp
      and bkpf~bukrs = compcde
      and bkpf~gjahr = fiscyear.
loop at itab1.
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endloop.
loop at itab2.
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                    and gjahr = fiscyear
                    and buzei = '001'
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                    and vbeln in billdoc
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      if sy-subrc = 0.
        move itab2-belnr to itab3-belnr.
        move bseg-kunnr to itab3-kunnr.
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                      into itab3-name1
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        move itab2-vbeln to itab3-vbeln.
        move bseg-zfbdt to itab3-zfbdt.
        move bseg-augcp to itab3-augcp.
        move bseg-augbl to itab3-augbl.
        move itab2-arktx to itab3-arktx.
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    endselect.
endloop.
loop at itab3.
    select * from bseg
                where bukrs = compcde
                  and belnr = itab3-belnr
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        move itab3-augcp to itab4-augcp.
        move itab3-augbl to itab4-augbl.
        move itab3-arktx to itab4-arktx.
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      endif.
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endloop.
END-OF-SELECTION.
sort itab4 by kunnr.
EXPORT OUTPUT TO FLAT TEXT FILE :                                    *
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'Billing date',' Release date','Release doc.',
' material ','G/L amount'.
endat.
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write at 74 itab4-augbl.
write at 88 itab4-arktx.
write at 127 itab4-pswbt.
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Thank you!
Regards,
Nico

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I think your script has two mistakes
you embed only first link image in for loop => set x for linksOnPage
exporting to inx isnot need PDF export preset => remove app.pdfExportPresets.item("[Press Quality]") from exportFile()
this work for me.
myDocument = app.documents[0];
var linksCount = myDocument.links.count();
var linksOnPage = myDocument.links;
for(var x=0;x < linksCount;x++){
    var linkedItem = linksOnPage.item(x);
    linkedItem.unlink();
myDocument.save(new File("filename.indd"));
myDocument.exportFile(ExportFormat.INDESIGN_INTERCHANGE, File("filename.inx"));
thank you

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