Need MDF 1.3

My CW installation is running Common Services 3.3.0 with MDF 1.25. Going via the GUI in CW to update Common Services (either Software Update or Device Update) from cisco.com returns the message that I am running the latest version.
Yet when I download the multiple available device packages for CiscoView and RME, installation fails due a dependency of requiring MDF of variously 1.27 or 1.3. I tried going directly to cisco.com download page for Common Services but the main one only has the Common Services patch, not the device update link which would lead me to the MDF update.
Can someone point me to the link to get MDF 1.3? If I get that I can download locally and update from there.

Grr, I even forced CW to install Mdf.CS30.v1-36 by uninstalling MDF 2.5 and then doing an install.
Even after that, the subsequent attempt to download RME and CV packages fails due to a reports MDF version of 2.5. As you can see, CW is schizophrenic as to which MDF it believes is installed:
Screen #1 - click on Common Services from "Software center, Device update". Note MDF 1.25 is reported:
Screen #2 - choose Common Services and select "Delete Packages". Note MDF 1.36 is reported:

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[http://4rapiddev.com/sql-server/delete-shrink-eliminate-transaction-log-ldf-file/]
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