What is actually in logic 9

I recently bought logic pro 9 and i think when i tried it out in the apple store it had drums in the drum library which i don't seem to have. Particularly acoustic drums. The guy in the store said all the drums came with it. I wondered if there is a list anywhere of what actually comes with it when you downloaded it.

Hi
If you bought Logic Pro from the Appstore, did you download all of the addtional content via Logic Pro menu?
If you bought the (old) DVD version, did you install everything, including the AppleLoops etc?
CCT

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iii. The PUT statement directs the program flow
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(b) To the subroutine of a node at the same level, if the preceding node branches to such a node and if a GET statement exists for such a node in the executable program or the function module.
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ENDSELECT.
ENDFORM.
FORM put_lfb1.
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