Acrobat Professional 6.0.1 patch and GPOs

There are now three installations that need to be completed in order to install the latest version of Acrobat Professional.
6.0.0 which is in standard .msi format and can be deployed using a GPO after a little tweaking.
6.0.1 which is an .msp format but cannot be applied to a network source of 6.0.0. If this could be done, I could simply redeploy the GPO and get the update down to the workstations.
6.0.2 which is back to .msi format however if you apply it to 6.0.0, you don't get the update displayed in Acrobat Professional. I haven't fully tested this yet, but it appears to be in a "GPO friendly" state already.
Does anyone have a way to deploy the 6.0.1 patch via GPO? I could write an msi wrapper around it, but then it won't sequence smoothly in AD.

Lots of good comments but no solutions were posted.
I am at this point in August that this threads talks about June.
Was there a solutions?
I have a 3rd party that displays critical information via Adobe's plugins into IE but Adobe has to be 6.0.2 for the diplays to work with IE.
I am trying to come up with two pushes via GPO.
One for Adobe Standard 6.0.5 and the other for Adobe Reader 6.0.1.
So, did anyone find away to upgrade to 6.0.2 using GPO's?
Would be most grateful if some knows how to do this.

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I only installe the app about half an hour ago!! And the only changes that could have been made are by Adobe patches!
As for the suggestions at http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/407/kb407621.html, well the first one doesn't work, and the second is just idiotic. It's a brand new installation of everything!
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Sorry for the delay on getting this tested.
So I was able to go from a fresh install of Acrobat Pro v 8.0 to v 8.2.2 on a Mac.
I have Mac OS X Snow Leopard (10.6.2) installed on an intel based machine.
My Mac version of Acrobat 8 is a download and not from a DVD.
Acrobat 8 has never been installed since reinstalling the OS on a new Hard Drive.
This is where I downloaded all the updates
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=1&platform=Macintosh
Since I have an English version of the software my main goal was to get the English friendly updates.
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Lang
Size
Date Created
Notes
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English, F, G, and J
31.3 MB
06/05/2007
Bottom choice of the 3
8.1.1
Multiple
1.9 MB
10/22/2007
Only choice
8.1.2
Multiple
5.5 MB
02/06/2008
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8.1.3
Multiple
32 MB
11/04/2008
Only choice
8.1.4
Multiple
10.9 MB
03/18/2009
Bottom choice of the 3. This one had English listed.
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Multiple
3652 KB
05/12/2009
Only choice
8.1.6
Multiple
2.77 MB
06/09/2009
Only choice
8.1.7
Multiple
31.96 MB
10/13/2009
Only choice
8.2.0
Multiple
12.1 MB
01/12/2010
Only choice
8.2.1
Multiple
8.88 MB
02/16/2010
Only choice
8.2.2
Multiple
28.8 MB
04/13/2010
Only choice
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Thanks for the response.
I need some clarification. When you say 7.0.5 version, are you expecting 7.0.5 version of Reader or Professional?
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Now I have uninstalled Designer and Reader and installed
Acrobat Professional Tryout. This installs Acrobat Professional version 7.0.0 and Adobe Designer version 7, 0, 041126, 0 (which is the same as above). Now the same forms which were working earlier are not working as expected.
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