Use Premiere pro cs5.0 with media encoder cs5.5

Is it possible to use media encoder cs5.5 together with premiere pro cs5.0?

I have read that each version of Premiere Pro is a distince install, into a separate folder
So, you may have CS5 and CS5.5 installed at the same time, and neither one gets in the way of the other
As far as I know, that means that CS5 will ONLY look for and use the products installed in the CS5 area
So, no, I do not think any part of CS5 will work with any part of CS5.5

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