ACR Version display under Camera Calibration in ACR 4.2

I have downloaded and installed the ACR 4.2. When I open my RAW images of Canon 30D and go to the "camera Calibration" menu, I see ACR 3.4 in the Camera Profile drop down list. Is this expected or am I doing something wrong. If it's expected, why does it show as 3.4 ? For my Canon 10D images it shows as ACR 2.4.
Specs:
- Running CS3 on Windows XP SP2
- RAW image from Canon 30D
- Using HP Pavilion t530i desktop
Let me know if any other info is needed.
Thanks,
Sudhir

That is normal behavior, it only reflects the first time the camera was added to ACR and until there are changes made to the original profile the new version will show

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