How To Route Finale 2006 MIDI To Logic Pro 7.1

Finale playing through Logic...
Can I use the IAC driver as a patch bay to connect Finale into Logic...
I have read about some software called MIDI Patch Bay to use between the two..
If anyone has any other applications or ways on how to connect these two up...
I would appreciate the info...
Thanks
Riggs

Finale creates it's own inter-application MIDI ports. You don't need any of the utilities mentioned.

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