I've been happily working with CS4 but bought CS6 just before the relatively economical upgrade path expired at the end of last year. I haven't tried to use it until today.
I've acquired a new MacBook Air running OS 10.8.2 whereas I've been running on 10.7 up to now.
10.8.2 doesn't seem to want to run CS4 at all, so I'm forced to start using CS6.
However, when I start up InDesign CS6 on the new machine it repeatedly produces some protest that I'm lacking both US and UK versions of some sort of Progress hyphenation control, and that if I edit the document hyphenation might go wrong. However often that warning is dismissed it re-appears, and does so so quickly there's no chance to close a window or do anything else. In the end the only thing to do is Force Quit.
I'm in the middle of a large project and am about to go travelling for six weeks with the new machine, so it's vital that InDesign be made to work. At the moment I can do nothing with it.
Any suggestions, please?
With thanks,
Peter N-H