No, it doesn't work. Because .RTPatch is copyrighted, I'm not gonna upload its engine for you but I can show you how to get it:
1. Download
http://download.adobe.com/pub/adobe/...dobeUpdate.exe and, using a hexa/file editor, extract the part between offsets 0x001F19C8 and 0x001FA1C7 (both inclusive) to a file called "rtpatch.exe".
2. From nsr-1000-1029-beta.exe (I downloaded it from
http://dlh.net/cgi-bin/dlp.cgi?lang=...eta.zip&ref=ps ), extract between 0x0000A668 and 0x0003BC67 to "patchw32.dll".
3. From nsr-1000-1029-beta.exe, extract between 0x0003D000 and 0x028060AA (the end of the file) into "nsr-1000-1029-beta.rtp".
Now you have a stand-alone Windows command line version of .RTPatch v7.0, you can apply
any .RTPatch update (those created with v7.0 or below, that is) with "
rtpatch PATCH_FILE_NAME" and the option "
/ignoremissing" works, too.
Note: Since the beginning, .RTPatch patches (the actual patch data) started with the "
K*" signature and ended with the "
DKNJ" signature. This makes them very easy to find and extract manually.