It seems like someone got InDesign CS2 run here:
http://blog.foozia.com/blog/2007/dec/12/running-adobe-indesign-cs2-under-wine-linux/.
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> What I then did was to systematically remove folders from the plugins
directory. By deleting the folder "scripts" Indesign started up
nicely. There are only a few files in "scripts" not sure which one was
causing the program to hang.
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> *Update - * You don't need to delete the whole scripts folder, just the
file Support for "Visual Basic.apln"
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> *Another Update - * Found that InDesign was crashing when trying to open or
import files, solution for this is to go into preferences --> File Handling
and turn on "Enable Version Cue", restart Indesign and voila it seems
to work. Don't ask me why.
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