When Adobe released the CS6 Suite, maybe one entire year after they had just released CS5, I didn’t have high expectations for it, the moment I saw that they had redesigned the software down from the splash graphics to the software’s workspaces.
Recently, I ran into a problem in InDesign CS6, where I couldn’t get a particular file to print, or export to PDF. Upon attempting to initiate either task, the program would crash. It was related to a problem in the file itself, as troubleshooting with blank new documents or other projects did not replicate the problem. After about 20 minutes of frustrating unsuccessful troubleshooting, I realized that I had still not uninstalled CS5. I saved my problematic file out as an IDML legacy file, and opened it up in InDesign CS5.
It printed without any complications.
It PDF’d without any hesitation.
In conclusion, it didn’t work in CS6, because CS6 is fucking retarded. I thought about it for a second and chastised myself, because honestly, this was, and shouldn’t ever have been, much of a surprise.