Do I need to install all of these?

I purchased the CS 5.5 upgrade from CS4. Under my "Your Downloads", there are 5 items (below) to be downloaded. But I want to know if I need to install the last 3 items?? So far I have only installed the Adobe Creative Suite 5.5 Design Premium.
Also, can I now uninstall CS4 to free up hardrive space, or am I required to keep CS4 on my computer to use CS 5.5??
Thank you,
Shane
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As the writing says, they contain "additional content". Whether you need any of this, is up to you. Depends on what you do, I guess. And yes, you can remove CS4, if you don't need it anymore.
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