Subscription or earlier version of Indesign

Do I have to buy a subscribtion or can I buy like earlier just a version of Photoshop and Indesign?

http://www.adobe.com/products/catalog/cs6._sl_id-contentfilter_sl_catalog_s
l_software_sl_creativesuite6.html
But do keep in mind that if you like to buy new machines and upgrade
operating systems there is no assurance CS6 will continue to be supported.

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Is there a way to package an InDesign CC book for earlier versions of InDesign - CS5 specifically?

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Have subscription to current versions of indesign and photoshop, lost a laptop, need older versions

A couple of weeks back, I purchased subscriptions to Indesign and Photoshop, to use on a cutting edge mac laptop.
Then I lost the laptop. I have a police report if you'd like to see it.
Now I'm back running my older mac, with os x 10.5.8 on it. I've got a 10.6 snow leopard disc on the way.
I'd like to be able to download older versions of Indesign and Photoshop.
Even if they're 30-day trials, they'd be helpful, as I've got a project I'm working on I'd like to finish.
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- Johnny

You won't get a call from an Adobe employee unless you call them first, and probably not then (the call-back track record is pretty poor). Nobody who is participating in this thread so far works for Adobe, by the way. We're just volunteer users doing our best to help others like you. We do know the current state of licensing and program availability, however, and the information you are getting is correct. Adobe has a price structure, including a few incentives for users of previous versions which don't happen to help you unless you upgrade your OS so you can run the CC subscription versions, and they are not going to change the pricing to make you, or me, or anyone else happy.
I'm sure you can probably find a version of CS3 for sale on the aftermarket, but be very careful. Most of the early version offers are either counterfeit or cannot be registered because they are not eligible for transfer being either education versions or part of the original owner's upgrade chain.

Installing an earlier version of InDesign

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Fisherment

Open the Creative Cloud desktop app. Click on Apps. Scroll down to Filters & Versions. From the menu, choose Previous Versions.

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David

The process it you create the forms in InDesign (CS6/CC), with enabled fields; export it to PDF interactive; you can then fine tune the PDF in Acrobat Pro, then you enable the form so that users can enter data on the form, save it, email it, or print it out. Once the form is enabled to allow users to be able to enter data, it can't be changed. You should always keep a copy of the original InDesign/ Acrobat form.

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I have a series of six violin method books (Kaleidoscopes for Violin) that I created in InDesign CS2.
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Another user, ratgui, reported this problem on February 2, 2013 (two months ago) and has received no response. This user's files are also music files, imported from InDesign CS4 (more recent than mine).
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The EPS issue is a remarkably serious flaw in a software package that costs many hundreds of dollars, especially given that I posted the same problem in response to the release of InDesign CS5. A response (and, I daresay, a software update that fixes the problem) would be greatly appreciated.
As a side note to the developers -- it is super, duper cumbersome that this error arises in a separate pop-up box for EVERY affected image. These pop-up boxes must be dismissed one at a time. Worse yet, once you have dismissed the error message for a given image, the message appears AGAIN if you return to the same page!! This unnecessary hassle makes it impossible to even work with the underlying document. Placing the error message in the links palette would save a great deal of headache. It is fairly obvious that the images aren't being read properly ... they all appears as gray boxes.
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Hi Peter
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Can I still purchase an earlier version of InDesign/Photoshop?

I have CS6 on my desktop computer and need to purchase InDesign and Photoshop for my laptop as well. I don't want to purchase the CC version, because it's very frustrating having to save things as idml all the time.
Can I still purchase CS6?
If not, is there a way to save my CC files so I can open them in CS6 - as the same file? ie not just creating a new idml file each time. All the re-saving is very tedious!

CS6 is still available as a perpetual license.
here:
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I'm running inDesign CS5, but when working on files originally created in inDesign CS3, I am unable to post the document to CS Review. the add pages to review button remains greyed-out.
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That machine is quite capable with the exception of the RAM which is barely enough for the operating system.
RAM is cheap. Buy more and max out the machine if you can.
BTW, you'll have all kinds of trouble finding a legitimate copy of anything earlier than CS5.
One other thought, I would guess with only one gig of RAM that machine originally had a different operating system on it. I had nothing but problems with a Snow Leopard upgrade and a clean install was the only thing that fixed it.
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http://prodesigntools.com/tag/ddl
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Why when i save my indesign file down to an earlier version does it only save the first page of my document?

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If you start at the Forums Index http://forums.adobe.com/index.jspa
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I installed the InDesign CC Testversion and now i try to open INDD-Files from earlier Version. Always i get the error "This file is made by an earlier Version...." but it´s CC that is the latest Version. What is the problem ? Should i have to convert the

I installed the InDesign CC Testversion and now i try to open INDD-Files from earlier Version. Always i get the error "This file is made by an earlier Version...." but it´s CC that is the latest Version. What is the problem ? Should i have to convert the files ?

Adobe has been using confusing version names for at least five years.
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http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Installing+a+previous+version+of+Firefox
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Can Creative Cloud applications open all earlier versions of CS files?

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