Adobe Media Encoder for PPro CS2

Anyone know where I can grab this update for Adobe Media Encoder CS2? Seems like all links to it are dead, and unfortuently Adobe feels the need not to host old updates to old programs, I assume to force you to later versions.
Does anyone have the update on their PC? Any help would be much appreciated!
See knowldge base # 330380
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=330380&sliceId=1
Link to update is dead.

Yes, I do not ever recall any updates/patches for anything on the Premiere side of the whole Production Studio suite - AE, AI, PS, but not PrPro or En.
Hunt

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