Problems in Logic after transitioning from Snow Leopard to Mtn Lion

I have recently transitioned into Mtn Lion from Snow Leopard using Logic 9.1.8.  Now every time I try to open a project created using the EXS24 Bosendorfer piano (Logic) plug in, Logic crashes. I also use (and mix together) Miroslav Philharmonik plug ins and am haviing no trouble loading them (after an initial glitch).  Logic also crashes when I try to load the EXS224 Bosendorfer piano (Logic) plug-in into a project.  Suggestions for a fix?   What am I issing?  Thanks for any help here.

Hello alkhater.
I did confirm that I am not using iCloud, so was able to cross that off the checklist.  I was able to resolve the issue by going into the Library folder and removing every file I could find that had "Address Book" in its name.  Then I rebooted the computer and started Contacts, which opened with the default Apple card and "User" card.  From there I was able to rebuild my Contacts, and it is now working normally.
Thanks for the feedback and enjoy your day.

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