Lock Tempo

Hello,

lesterbeat has just posted in the Logic 9 forum of Logic Users Group under the title of Lock Tempo.

This thread is located at http://www.logic-users-group.com/forums/showthread.php?t=5295

Here is the message that has just been posted:
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Hi- Someone recently asked about locking tempo points and was directed to the tempo operations window.

There used to be a nifty way to lock tempo to a measure and smpte point and then create a tempo change a beat before it. Logic would do the math and create whatever tempo was needed to make the next downbeat land on the desired smpte point. I cannot figure out to do this now. Even though it took a bit of time and having to write down information, it was a great feature. I hope it isn't gone. 
Can someone tell me how this is achieved?

Here's the scenario in case I wasn't clear:

Starting tempo is 100bpm let's say you write a 12 bar cue. now at around measure 17 you want a new cue to start but, due to the picture, you want the downbeat at a precise smpte point. 
You would open the tempo window and create 2 tempo changes. one at measure 17 and one at measure 16. you put in the time code you want the downbeat at for measure 17 and lock it. then a tempo is created for bar 16 that lines up the measure.

I tried to figure this out in the newer tempo operations window with no luck. PLease help if you know the solution.

Thanks,
David
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