AIR 3.5.0.880 SDK with ASC 2.0は?

Flash Builder 4.7を使用しています。
ASC 2.0用のAIR SDKを最新の3.5.0.880に更新したいのですが、手順が分かりません。
現在はひとつ前のバージョンAIR SDK 3.5.0.600 with ASC 2.0（Cleative CloudのGame SDKに含まれてたもの）を以下のディレクトリにある古いものと置き換え済みです。
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Flash Builder 4.7 (64 Bit)\eclipse\plugins\com.adobe.flash.compiler_4.7.0.349722\AIRSDK
ちなみにLabsのものも同じ3.5.0.600でした。
いずれAIR 3.5.0.880 SDK with ASC 2.0が公開されてダウンロードできるようになるのか、
AIR SDK 3.5.0.600 with ASC 2.0に通常のAIR 3.5.0.880 SDKを手動でマージするなどしてやるのか、
ヘルプにあるようにFlash Builder 4.7の更新を待つしかないのか、
どうなんでしょう？

Detection of the AIR 3.5.0.880 patch has now been fixed and my SR closed.
Jim Koerner
"Jim Koerner" wrote in message
news:UXTIs.3060$[email protected]..
My SR got kicked up the line and they are now working with Adobe to sort it
out.
Did notice the detection of Adobe APSB13-01 AIR 3.5.0.1060 for Windows
(Update) (All Languages) that just come out the other day is correct.
Jim Koerner
"Brad Johnson" wrote in message
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Thank you for posting this. I also have an SR open on this. So far I
haven't heard anything back.
Brad Johnson
"Jim Koerner" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:5cYGs.2560$[email protected]..
> Did a SR on this patch and got notified it is a known issue more details
> to follow.
>
> Jim
>
> "Jim Koerner" wrote in message
> news:djVGs.2542$[email protected]..
>
> I noticed the Adobe 'APSB12-27 AIR 3.5.0.880 for Windows (Update) (All
> Languages)' patch is showing up on every single device. Maybe 5% of them
> are legit. Most detections you can tell what is being checked but Adobe
> detections seem to be based on running a script so you can't tell what it
> is
> looking for. Previous AIR updates are detected correctly(3 or 4
> devices).
> Anyone else seeing this with the update?
>
>
> Filename : [Adobe APSB12-27 AIR 3.5.0.880 for Windows (Update) (All
> Languages).pls]
> OS Platform : [Microsoft Windows 7 Professional x64]
> Library Build : [5.2.2][Sep 25 2012 16:01:07]
> Finished Importing
> Detecting
> Running Script Fingerprint: [Applicable-01]
> Script returned [0]
> PreRequisite Patches: detection result changed to NOT_PATCHED (always)
> Finished Detecting
> Running Script Fingerprint: [Applicable-01]
> Script returned [0]
> PreRequisite Patches: detection result changed to NOT_PATCHED (always)
>
>
> Jim Koerner
> Server - ZCM 11.2.2 w/MU1 and Internal Database on Win2008R2x64
> Client - ZCM 11.2.2 w/MU1 on Win7SP1x64

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