Older photos use old menu in camera raw

I just installed cs6 and love the basic menu in camera raw! I opened some older photos from just days ago and the old camera raw menu comes up. Is there a way to access this new menu with older photos?
Thanks,
Beth

Camera raw 7 (CS6) will display a small white square with an exclamation point when it opens a raw file that processed with an older camera raw process version.  Click on this square to have camera raw use the new process version (PV2012) and the new menu sliders will be there.
You may want to retain the earlier settings and rendering by creating a snapshot before you convert to pv2012:  Click the New Snapshot button at the bottom of the Snapshots Tab, type a snapshot name name in the New Snapshot dialog box and click OK.  Create a second snapshot after converting to pv2012.  You can go back and forth between the two to assess the changes from the newer process version. 

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