Fonts in In Design CS3

I have created a book in CS2. When I open it in CS3 it states that the fonts are missing. ie. it doesn't have them in the list. Obviously, using another negates the formatting and all the lines are incorrect lengths.The most important font is "Prestige Elite Std". Do I have to purchase this in order to use it again or can I somehow retrieve it from somewhere?

No. Just an upgrade program. And...actually, I just found them in Word. Do I have to move them into In Design somewhere?
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