I would suspect the CS2 to CS problem as well, except I'm getting a similar message when I go to open documents I've created with Indesign CS.
Many of the menu items that should come up under the main menu - File, Edit, Layout, etc are not there, or are greyed out. For instance, under the Window menu, I only have Arrange and Workspace. Under workspace the only choice is Default workspace or save workspace. Clicking default workspace, all the palettes are missing, and I can find no way to turn them on.
Someone at the Adobe forum suggested I have a severely corrupted installation of CS, and said I should do a complete uninstall, including removing preferences.
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by: BongSooPosted on 2007-05-07 at 06:53:36ID: 19042599
The first issue, trying to open a document and getting a message about missing plugins sounds like the file they sent you was created with a more recent version of Indesign, most likely CS2.
The other issue is wierd. When you say that you only have the 'program menu', do you mean you have: File, Edit, Layout, Type, Object, Table, View, Window, Help?
If so, have you tried going to Window and turning individual pallettes on?