Can I access logic pro 7 inst from LE8

I just got LE8 today, and I have Logic Pro 7 already. Can I access the instruments from Logic pro7 in LE8? (or am I already and I just don't know it?) I can't find any folders specific to one or the other, but there are instruments in LP7 that don't seem to be showing up in LE8.

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Later, I wanted to install Soundtrack pro and couldn't do it from the original disks. So I installed it on my old machine and copied the files. It worked perfectly.

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    Logic Pro 9 was sold as both a physical item (Logic Studio 2.0) and a download from the Mac App Store. Because some users could buy it as a physical item at one point in  time, Apple continued to provide updates that could be downloaded as individual files (outside of the online Update system) and then could be physically transported to the Mac that has L9 installed.
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