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I found if you hold down shift-alt-ctrl and THEN start InDesign I do get the box asking about deleting preferences. I did that and now it opens just fine. And just because I had to know, I put the flash drive in with the same file and now it opened just fine. No idea what went wrong or why...

. I'm not 100% sure this file was corrupted. In fact, I'm working with that file this morning on the laptop. Seems fine. I read somewhere else that when InDesign opens to shift-ctrl-alt and delete preferences. This was from a CS2 user, and that doesn't seem to work here (or in any of my other...

Yes, it's CS3 on both machines. This is my first InDesign and installed on both last Spring. Worked fine yesterday on this machine!!!

That answered that.... I put the flash drive in the laptop, opened InDesign then opened the file. It's fine.

I haven't installed anything from SoftCare.... In fact, this file I was working on I put on my flash drive to work at home on the laptop and then brought back here. I DID later get the exact error message that popped up and that can be found here: http://herrick.huntingdon.edu/indesignerror.htm...

This the first I've used InDesign, so I didn't even know about .inx files. I'm more of a learn by doing than RTFM unless I get stuck. Is there any reason I'd NEED it to be CS3?

reinstall.... OK. Does this happen often? Any idea what caused it?

What I wrote applies to the Program itself opening. I just tried to go back and double click on the file, and I get a page of the file with the title bar now saying K2 CS3 -[(DocName at zoom)] Still no menus, panels, tools, etc. and this view won't close. Any attempt to close puts "Not...

I worked on a file at home on my laptop with Indesign CS3, brought it to the office, copied it to my hard drive, double-clicked it. I got some weird error message which I just canceled (I guess I should have read it!!). Now what happens is that I get the normal splash screen, then NOTHING but...