Security Update for Flash Video

The Security Update for Dreamweaver CS3 from downloads
APSB08-01.zip does not have the correct date. The Security Bulletin
says to verify the creation date of the file Adobe Dreamweaver
CS3\configuration\Templates\Video_Player. The date should be
January 15, 2008 according to the Bulletin.
I have gone through the procedure three times and still end
up with the wrong date. Is the bulletin wrong? Would a January 9,
2008 date be correct? If not, I desperately need help to resolve
this problem.
Thanks in advance.
Pat

I've noticed this too. Just had to do a fresh install of
Vista, after installing DW CS3 I downloaded the Flash player
security update by following
http://www.adobe.com/support/security/bulletins/apsb08-01.html?trackingid=BUCMS&pss=dw_9.0 _win_en_full___20040226
to
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=kb402925&sliceId=2
When extracted, the files contained within APSB08-01.zip have
a date of January 1, 2008; however the text indicates the date of
extracted files should be January 15, 2008.
Would it not make more sense for this update to simply be
included as other updates within the Adobe Updater?
As the poster above me, Secunia is also reporting these files
as insecure even after downloaded from the above links and
applied.

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0x80131904 translates to COR_E_SqlException. Typically this will be an MDF/LDF file out of space, or the volume that those files reside on being out of space. Check that first, then also check the SQLERROR log file for any issues.
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