Is it possible to export an FCP6 project in some way to read into FCP5?

I'm having an issue with the difference in video quality between FCP6 and FCP5, and I may need to somehow go back to FCP5 and FCS1. That issue is discussed here:
THREAD LINK
Is there any way to export the project in some method that would allow the FCP6 project to be read into FCP 5, and work continued on it?
Thanks,
Stephen
MacPro Quad Core 3.0 Ghz / G4 Dual 800 QuickSilver / PBook G4 Titanium Mac OS X (10.4.8)

In the Browser SELECT ALL...this highlights everything. Then go FILE>EXPORT>XML. Choose XML v3...and v2 just to be safe. Then import that XML into FCP 5 and you should be good to go.
EDIT: Looks like Uncle Tex was faster on the draw.
Shane
Message was edited by: Shane Ross

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