Page imposition and CS5

I just upgraded to CS 5 from CS 2 because the sales rep told me Adobe had finally got it together for old fashioned people like me who print and bind their own small books which have been put together with adobe software. The sales rep told me to buy InCopy for page imposition, which I did.

Now I have apparantly updated in error. Adobe considers people like me an old fashioned market segment and would send me to quark's InBooklet?

I know Adobe will give me my money back, but before I do that, am I missing something? Quark bought InBooklet and I find it difficult to believe Adobe still hasn't established a way for us to impose and save the imposed document. Even my small books of 100 pages is so difficult to clear up when they become corrupted InDesign files that I like to have a saved printable version of the imposed book.

I read about investing 6-7 hundred dollars in print imposition software by quite imposing, that's tough considering InBooklet was less than 100 dollars and free with Quark.

Am I missing something?

Garrett