INDESIGN CS6 DOESN T RUNNING

I am Indesign CS6.
When I run Indesign message looks :
HWN DBASED PANEL VIEW UID : 169353.
And my files d'ont run.
I am nothing.
I am PC window 7
How resolve my probleme ?
Chrystèle [email protected]

YES
Thank you
Bien cordialement.
C.LAKHDAR-BARKA
SUNSTEEL SAS
Tél direct : 04 90 88 77 32
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De : Peter Spier
Envoyé : mercredi 10 décembre 2014 11:07
À : CHRYSTELE LAKHDAR-BARKA
Objet : INDESIGN CS6 DOESN T RUNNING
INDESIGN CS6 DOESN T RUNNING
created by Peter Spier <https://forums.adobe.com/people/P+Spier> in InDesign - View the full discussion <https://forums.adobe.com/message/7001632#7001632>

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