Can Photoshop CS4 import Fireworks CS4 Styles?

Hi,
There's a style called "Old Paper" in Fireworks CS4 that I'd like to use in Photoshop CS4. Is this possible and how do I access it? TIA for any assistance.
Brian

Hi Bart,
Thanks for the feedback. Bummer. At least Fireworks has the properties listed in the FX dialogs. Looks like I'll have to manually reproduce the effects in Photoshop and save it there . Thanks for your feedback.
Brian

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