Acrobat X 600dpi b&w pdf Edit Object fails to load Photoshop

Hello:
Adobe Acobat X correctly loads Photoshop when Edit Object | Edit Image is invoked on a color PDF. But it fails to make the transfer when the pdf is a black and white document image pdf (1 bit per color component). Instead, the error "Touchup cannot complete this operation" pop-up appears.
I seem to recall reading somewhere that Photoshop can't edit black and white images (not 8 bits per color component grayscale, black and white singe bit per color component). Attempting to open the source document with Photoshop shows it is trying to convert it to RGB -- and only offers grayscale lower than that.
Does Edit | Preferences | Touchup need to have a Page/Object editor specified as well, for this type of image? It already has Photoshop as the image editor. Would that be Illustrator (not yet installed on my system)?
Thank you in advance for your help.
-- Roy Zider
Windows XP SP3
Adobe Acrobat X Pro 10.1.2 (Adobe X Suite)
Adobe Photoshop CS5 12.0.4 x32

Yes, I'm looking into workarounds. But at the moment I'm most interested in the official Adobe answer. This can't possibly be true, that Photoshop can't edit a 1bpp image -- it's an image, just like an 8bpp image. So I don't understand why Touchup doesn't indicate what should be done to edit this image, other than an error intercept.

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