HT5167 Size of OS X Lion v10.7.4 Update

Hi, If I do auto update via the system the size of the download file is ±700MB but the manual download is 1.4GB howcome? I have 5 Macs to update and this will take forever on my slow connection so I want to d/l once and u/date but 1.4Gigs !!! As far as I can find out the system deletes the file after the auto update is done. How can I keep the smaller file (700MB) and update the other Macs with that file?

Download the 700 MB client update once from here:
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1525
I think you were comparing the combo vs the delta downloads.

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