How do I open a package file saved in CS3 in CS5?

I need to make a minor change to an InDesign document package saved in CS3 version but I only have access to CS5. How do I open this document so that all the fonts etc remain linked? When I open it it is telling me the fonts don't exist, the RBG format is incorrect etc...
I am obviously a complete beginner but have been thrown in the deep end after our offsite designer disappeared. I am totally confused after googling this problem and would really appreciate a little direction. Cheers! K

Salah Fadlabi wrote:
If you have the package folder of CS3 document, you can copy these fonts from the Fonts Folder and pase it to your system.
Depends on the OS, and wheterh you want to install the fonts only for ID or for all applications. You should use the OS recommended method to install fonts for the entire system, but you can safely paste fonts to the InDesign application private Fonts folder. Keep in mind, though, that Macintosh format fonts will not work on Windows, if you are working cross-platform, and Windows Type1 fonts will not work on Mac unless put into the ID fonts folder. You also would require a license for each font you install on your system.
An alternative, which will not install the fonts, but will make them available to use for editing this document only, is to chnage the name of the Fonts folder in the package folder to Document Fonts. The Document Fonts feature was added in CS5.
Also, keep in mind that any file you save in CS5 cannot be opened in CS3, so this isn't a round-trip collabortive workflow that is going to work.

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