Korg kontrol - MOD WHEEL and DAMPER

okay.
has anyone figured out how to get the mod wheel to work in logic pro 7? also, how do i get the damper pedal not to 'start and stop' (yeah, that's really useful.. not) but to actually sustain my synth plug-ins...
i read this post: http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=771418&#771418
and it really helped... especially the link to this:
http://manuals.info.apple.com/en/LogicPro_Control_SurfacesSupport.pdf
(hey apple, maybe next time you should include that little piece of info w/ your product!)
ideally, i'd like record synth parameters (mod wheel and sustain pedal) and have automation control over logic.
IS THERE ANYWAY TO DO THIS?!?!?!?!?
am i alone here? is anybody out there?
so far, i've had to delete the controller icon, record the synthesis stuff, then rescan to enter native korg mode and then do the logic track fader stuff...
there's got to be a more elegant solution than this...
g.

Greetings,
I am curious as to whether you ever were able to get Logic to learn the new assignment for the damper pedal (to sustain notes) while in Native motive.
I cannot get it to work and am using the same specs (Korg Kontrol49, iMac Intel 20, etc). I am able to have Logic learn the new sustain assignment but it still doesn't work (the notes are not really sustained).
Any help would be much appreciated if you were able to figure it out...
Thanks,
GregBirk

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