Problems opening psd document in InDesign CS 5.5

Hey everyone
I'm having a problem with InDesign. I'm using InDesign CS 5.5. I'm trying to open a psd document in InDesign and I keep receiving the following message :
" Cannot open the file. "Fiche final.psd". Adobe InDesign may not support the file format, a plug-in that supports the file format may be missing or the file may be open in another application."
Any ideas as to what I could do? I have Photoshop CS 5.1
Thanks in advance
S.

You don't open Photoshop PSDs in InDesign, you PLACE them!
InDesign is a layout application and you PLACE images and text in your InDesign document.
You only use OPEN to open other InDesign documents.
You should get a book about InDesign or read the Help files.
I see that Bob beat me to it. I'm sure he can give you a link to a good InDesign book.

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