Adobe Reader 9.1.3 Security Patch

Does the Adobe 9.1.3 SP3 have the Security Patch already in it? Or, do we need to install the Security Patch to fix the hole?

Hi again i just wanted to say a real big thank you to you for helping me with my issue with adobe reader 9.1.3.
The windows installer clean up you have gave me worked its now gone from add/remove programs but i will still use foxit it s doing the job for now.
again a real BIG thank you and i hope you have a good day.

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1048=Romanian
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