Logic and BWF/Interlaced .WAV files

Hi
I am new to Logic and indeed D.A.W's in general but not to sound recording.
Introductions aside
I wish to import polyphonic .wavs (files created on a sound devices 744t) into Logic in order to mix and separate the tracks.
It all appears to be straight forward however when I import the audio the individual tacks do not separate out on to different tracks, as I would expect them to do (It does it in audacity!!!). Instead I end up with a ''mix'' of all the tracks on one audio track.
I have looked in the manual and googled the problem but don't seem to coming up with a solution can anybody help.
Alan

It's very certainly something your colleague did that triggered the creation of new audio files. Check his audio file folder of the project, I'm pretty sure it will contain the new files along with the old ones.
Cheers,
Jazz

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