Export Time map

Hi there,
I am working on a project in Logic 8 that has quite a few tempo changes. I need to be able to open this project in version 7.2. I know how to export audio and midi files, but how can I send the tempo information so that it will also be correct in 7.2. Before anyone asks, I'm just so used to 7.2 and am reverting back to it to save myself hours of time that I am losing from working in 8.
Hope someone can help,
Tim

Actually, you need to Open it (not Import it), or you will lose all the tempo information. And make sure you choose the right SMF format.
They contain the following information:
• MIDI events, including time positions and channel assignments
• Names of the individual tracks
• Names and positions of markers
• Tempo changes
• Copyright marks
Logic Pro allows you to import, open, and export Standard MIDI file formats 0 and 1:
• Format 0 contains all data in one track.
• Format 1 can contain multiple tracks, each with independent data.
Neither format recognizes any division of a track (into several MIDI regions, for example).
_Opening and Importing Standard MIDI Files_
An import only loads MIDI region data (notes, controller, SysEx, pitchbend, specific meta events) into an opened project, with global data (such as tempo events, signatures, chords, track names, SMPTE start, and so on) being ignored.
*Important: If you want to load all information contained in a MIDI file, you must open it.*

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