Text Style question re INSTR Global text source - Logic Pro X

I write arrangments for an 18 piece big band. The line up is 5 saxes, 4 trumpets, 4 trombones, piano, bass, drums, male vocalist & female vocalist.
I only have one GM sound module (Kentron SD2). I use a Midisport 2x4 Midi Interface between the Mac Mini and the Sound Module.
The set up in Logic Pro X is that in the midi envronmemnt I have 1 multi instrument with the complete band linked up to that
The set up is as follows:
Channel 1 1st and 2nd Altos
Channel 2 1st and 2nd Tenors
Channel 3 Baritone
Channel 4 1st and 2nd Trumpets
Channel 5 3rd and 4th Trumpets
Channel 6 1st and 2nd Trombones
Channel 7 3rd and 4th Trombones
Channel 8 Piano
Channel 9 Bass
Channel 10 Drums
Channel 11 Male Vocal
Channel 12 Female Vocal
All the above instrments are on individual tracks even where they share a midi channel- these parts are printed out for use by the band
Channel 13-16 are spare channels that I use during the development of the arrangement - the track contents for these are not printed out
Here is the problem. When I print out the parts for the various insturments and use the INSTR global text to identify the specific instrument on the part header, what is displayed is the patch identity for the various instruments as indicateid in the Library. Logic is not reading the track name for this.
It follows that 1st and 2nd Altos will show on the part header Alto Sax - similarly for the other wind instruments sharing a midi channel.
I am a recent convert from Logic Audio for Windows v 5.5.1 where I used the same set up. In that case Logic read the track information and therefore the instrument identification was correctly displayed on the printed parts.
Any ideas how I can overcome this problem without having to go into each part and manually change the instrument description.
thanks
Swingtones

Hi everyone, Sorry for my earlier long post, I just found the answer. All I needed to do is select REGION instead of INSTR
Happy Days!
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