Plugin for Export Project to shake like in Final Cut Pro

Hi
Is there a plugin or a way to just move it from Final Cut Pro 6 that will let me export to shake from Final Cut Express Like in Final Cut Pro.
If i can just move it from Final Cut Pro plugin folder or something.
I have Final Cut Studio 2
my friend Has Final Cut Express And Shake 4.1

Ok so it does not change the quality of the video. And how does the send to shake work does it just add a link to the movie then when done in shake it exports to a new movie file with edits.
He decided
He will just open the movie that needs effects in Shake edit it Then export it. Then open the movie in Final Cut Express And put it all together. And Done
Thank you for you Help Tom.

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