Acrobat v8 Standard Admin point install patches

We have an application that will not work with Acrobat 9 so at this point I need to create an Admin point install for version 8 and would like to update the admin point to the most recent update for Acrobat 8. Is there a chart I can use that list the updates I need to apply and in what order?
Like this.
Acrobat 9.0.0 -> 9.1.0 (Quarterly) -> 9.1.2 (Quarterly) -> 9.2.0 (Quarterly) -> 9.3.0 (Quarterly) -> 9.3.2 (Quarterly) -> 9.3.3 (Quarterly) -> 9.4.0 (Quarterly)
Thanks In advance for any information you can share.
Ed

The map says 8.0 > 8.2.MSI Please see the chart. I created an admin point with Acrobat Stan v8. I donloaded the 8.2.MSP and 8.2.2.msp and 8.2.3.MSP and 8.2.4.MSP and 8.2.5.MSP. When I try to apply the 8.2.MSP file to my admin point install it tells me the upgrade patch cannot be installed by the windows installer becaouse the program may be missing or the upgrade patch may be adifferent version........... I have admin points set up for Acrobat Stan Pro and reader v9.4 so I have some exsperience with updating the admin point. So not sure what to do at this point, if the map says 8.2.MSI and all I can find is the 8.2.MSP and that does not work, what next?

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