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Please List the drawbacks when converting InDesign CS2 to InDesign CS3. Is there any XML related issues? Please list the same.
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Hi Sri, thanks for the question.
You're asking a very involved question. CS3 was released over two years ago and I upgraded at that time, so it is hard for me to recall any specific problems I had when converting (updating) my CS2 documents.
I can't remember having any specific issues with those documents that contained XML information, but again, it was a long time ago and I have been comfortably using CS4.
I can say that I wouldn't have any reservations in opening CS2 documents in CS3, however, if you do find yourself having problems, please email me again and we'll figure it out. If you are unsure of opening files in CS3, save them as a copy and retain your CS2 version.
Hope this helps.
Scott
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