Content Disks - Where Are The Presets?

I have all of the content disks for Logic Pro 8, but I don't want to install everything. It takes too long and takes up too much space, and I don't need all of music beds and whatnot.
I mostly want the keyboard presets - pianos, organs, synths and stuff like that.
Is it possible to install just the presets I mentioned? On which disks are they found?
Thanks.

You're welcome.
Basicallyou should install everything called *... instruments* and nothing called *Apple Loops.* Sound effects are, well, sound effects: the +"Boom!" "peeeep," "klang!" "clapclapclapclap!" "rhubarbrhubarbrhubarb?"+ sort of thingies... you decide if you need those.

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