InDesign CS 5.5 very slow open file

Hi,
I've a problem with inDesign. When i shift from a file to another, it is very slow.
I 've to work with a lot of file ( 8 or 9) open concurrently.
Every file is about 200 Mb.
this not happen using inDesign CS4 (on the same MAC, before upgrading to CS 5.5)
Here my MAC configuration
Imac Intel core i5 2.5 Ghz
8 Gb RAM 1333Mhz DDR3
MAC OSx 10.7.4 updated
Indesign CS 5.5 update to 7.5.3
Anyone can explain me ????
Thanks in advance

Look in the upper left corner of your screen. I’ve seen instance where the program opens with nothing but a tiny window there.
If that doesn’t do it, then restart Windows.
Bob

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