InDesign 2.0 and CS4 - install both?

I have a huge document created in InDesign 2.0 that I have not successfully been able to open in CS3, so have kept both versions installed.
Am just about to install Design Std CS4 on a new computer, and am unsure as to how best to proceed: Install CS4 first and try to open there? If the document won't open in CS4, okay to install ver 2.0 after CS4? Or install InDesign 2.0 first, then CS4?
Thanks! ~Carol

Thanks for the input, but just had one of my data hard drives go south so need to cope with restoring that before I can test again to record error message. But before I install CS4, I will try to open document in a friend's CS4 and see what happens before installing anything on mine.
Just a reminder to everyone - remember to always be prepared for hard drive problems, no matter how new it is. Fortunately, I have an up-to-date backup I can restore from, so it's just a matter of popping in a new drive. If this had happened a couple days ago, I'd be faced with recreating stuff from three weeks ago. Lesson learned!! ~Carol

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