CCT told me to open a file not import it,how?

CCT, how can I get the exported MIDI files from a corrupted project into a new empty template? Not knowing where to put them I put them on the desktop,where should they be for me to open them in the new empty template?

Thanks CCT, you are a great help. The handy import system is what I have been using, but the new project starts showing signs of corrruption and so I am adding the 6 MIDI tracks one at a time and watching to see if one has something in it that causes the whole file to be corupt-it must be like this in Greece.
I have gotten far enough to find that importing the settings will definitely ruin the file. I installed STudio One, and therefore Logic Pro from the same DVD's to this iMac and my Mac Book Pro, the copy on the Mac Book also has corrupted empty project tempates so re install won't help if the DVD is not workig well I assume. I don't know if you are still in 9.1.5,David Lahmani and I seem to be the only ones using this, and I assume he has more macs at his studio with newer versions. Would an archived[zipped] empty compose project template be a way around this? Would you consider putting one here, or is that impossible on this forum,how do I give you my e-mailadress if you do want to send one? I don't even know if a 64-bit empty ptoject file would work in 32-bit, stupid aren't I?

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