Are the adjustments compatible between LR1.0 and ACR 4.0

Hi there,
I couldnt find information yet so I post my question here.
Does anbody know, if the final version of LR will be fully compatible with Photoshop CS2, ACR 3.6 or Photoshop CS3, 4.0 Adobe Camera Raw?
I would like to keep all my adjustments stored in the DNG sidecar files made by any Adobe RAW converter (LR1 or ACR) + updated previews synchronized.
Until now in the beta versions they arent.
Greets Frank

From Adobe® Photoshop Lightroom 1.0 Q&A (http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshoplightroom/)-
Q. Will my raw images look the same in Adobe Camera Raw and Photoshop Lightroom?
A. Yes. Photoshop Lightroom leverages the same, core Adobe Camera Raw technology used in Photoshop CS2. This means that not only will raw images look the same in either application, but also that changes you make in Photoshop Lightroom will appear automatically in Camera Raw, and vice versa. To complete this interactivity, Photoshop CS2 users will need to be sure the integrated Adobe Camera Raw component is updated to version 3.7, and both Camera Raw and Lightroom changes need to be written to XMP metadata in order for each software to recognize the others edits. This functionality is set in the preferences in each product.

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