Bridge 1.0.4 update fails on Leopard (Intel mac)

Howdy! I just installed Photoshop CS2 on a new Macbook Pro running Leopard, and then downloaded the Bridge 1.0.3 and 1.0.4 updates. The 1.0.3 update appears to install correctly, and when I bring up Bridge it says it's 1.0.3. But the 1.0.4 update won't install, claiming that 1.0.3 isn't installed.
Any ideas? (Other than the obvious one of upgrading to CS3?)
Bridge is fully updated to 1.0.4 on my old Powerbook; can I reasonably drag the Bridge application over to the new laptop and get 1.0.4 that way?

I had a similar problem updating PSE 4.0.1. You might get it to work if you open the Bridge Plug Ins file and instal the Adobe 4.3.1 Adobe Camera Raw file in it. Then try to run the Bridge 1.0.4 Update, downloaded from the Adobe website, not from within Bridge. Good Luck
P.S.No one at Adobe could explain the problems I was having with my update, but I did get it to work in 10.5.2.

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