Import only tables of a schema to another

Hello
Is there a method by which I can only import tables among all objects of a dump of export file schema.
I a huge diagram that contains about 300 tables inside and have completed the import once. Since major changes are required in can the schema of objects in order to make them compatible with the new Oracle env, reimport all the new can cause crushing each other which is something I want to avoid strictly.

Also, I am aware of a method in which in the clause of paintings, I can specify all tables in the schema and then put it in her parfile and then try to export and import. What is the only way to achieve this?
Please suggest.

Thanks in advance,

Assume that you use 10g.
Her you might use the data pump-it-up tool and specify the exclude statement. :)
http://download-West.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B12037_01/server.101/b10825/dp_export.htm#sthref105

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