InDesign 5.5 constant crashing Lion (clean installation). Please help.

Question

I have been having a constant battle to get InDesign to work on my iMac since installing Lion.
I have erased my hard disk twice to reinstall the system from scratch (installing Snow Leopard first, then Lion — all my Time Machine backups in SnowLeopard have been replaced by a single Lion backup so I can't go back to Leopard without losing all my preferences for other Apps).
I have also removed ALL fonts, both from the Library and FontAgent Pro.
I even used a new, clean Admin User but, after installing InDesign 5.5 (having previously Unstalled it, and deleted the Adobe Indesign Preferences folder in my (now hidden) library) the problem persists. I HAVE WORK TO DO!
Below is the crash report. If anyone can help I'll be SO grateful... fingers crossed someone will spot something.
http://pastebin.com/5t2AxeQ1

Answer 1

Follow the below mentioned steps:-
Solution 1: Clear the SING Datastore folder.
Quit InDesign (force quit, if necessary).
Move the following folder to the desktop:
Mac OS: [Startup Disk]/Library/Applications Support/Adobe/SING/Mark II/Datastore
Note: This is in the Library folder on the root of your startup disk. There is a similar path in your user folder, but that is not the path you need to work in. Windows 7/Vista: C:\ProgramData\Adobe\SING\Mark II\Datastore
Windows XP: C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Adobe\SING\Mark II\Datastore
Relaunch InDesign.
Attempt to reproduce the problem.
  If the problem is NOT resolved with the solution above, proceed to Solution 2. 
Solution 2: Remove the SING component.
Note: Users who do not receive .indd files from users of the CJK versions of InDesign can function perfectly fine without the SING component.
Quit InDesign (force quit, if necessary).
Move the following folder to the desktop:
Mac OS: [Startup Disk]/Library/Applications Support/Adobe/SING/Mark II
Windows: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\SING\Mark II
Relaunch InDesign.
Attempt to reproduce the problem.