Force update lumia 800: Will I still be able to do...

Hi,
As I mentioned in my previous post, I was not able to get the official update for my lumia, even though the website says that updates are available.
So I decided to force update it. However, I still would like to install the official update whenever it's available.
Is this still possible given that I have force updated my phone? Or do I have to downgrade back to .12070 ?
Please help. Thanks
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Actually please dont mind this post. I have confused myself a bit with the update versions

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