10.8.3 - Messages still out of order after waking from sleep or restart

This bug is still present in Messages, although it was supposed to be fixed with 10.8.3.
I've tried both the App store update to 10.8.3 as well as the combo updater. When I check Messages' version after each, it's 7.0.1 (3318), and the copyright date is 2002-2012. So I'm assuming that the application is not being updated, although I don't know what version of Messages was included in 10.8.2.
Anyone else have the same problem?

Hi,
It is the same app version and build number.
The Apple Doc linked from the COMBO download page states the "fix" applies to Messages on waking from Sleep and at no other occasion.
It seems that people are also reporting the iMessages are out of order during the Sync (sort of a Known Issue since Messages beta when New iMessages are Instant and mix with a Sync that is in progress).
They are also reporting them out of order even when not syncing (i.e. the Mac is On and Awake just not the device in use).
Of these some people are reporting that in some cases the restarting of the app restores the correct order.
It seems this may be the ones that arrive as New during the sync process rather than other occasions.
What is not clear is what steps might help.
Obviously removing the Apple ID in the Mac Version (Sign Out) and shutting the app, restarting it and adding the Apple ID again sound more involved than a fix should be.
However refreshing the Link to the server may be the way to go.
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