What is the best upgrade. If I am using PM 6.5

Hello Everyone,                       We create E-books nothing to do with designing and some time (Maths-Equations). Currently, We using PM 6.5 on win:98 with all that old software installed. However, We looking for upgrade either Win7 or Win-Xp. I tried on windows 7 to open my old PM 6.5 files in In-design CS5 everything worked fine. Just got stuck with "No fill patterns are supported right now. That patterns are those maths equation in that old 6.5 files which are not showing up right now in In-Design. So, if anyone could help me to fix this. I'll be glad. If there is no fix for this as of now. So at-least give me some alternative to fix this issue or some suggestion on what to do next. What are my options...? Because those old 6.5 files are very important for us and we use those files every time for reference in our new books or model papers. Our main concern is to upgrade to what we have no cue...? Thanks.

If I understand you, the bad news is you'll need to recreate those equations in ID, or in some other application and then place them.

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