Cannot view edits made in Camera Raw

I am a new user of CS5. I shoot in RAW and upload my photos and I do some edits in Camera Raw (crop, brightness, exposure, etc.). When I click Done in Camera Raw and return to Bridge, I can no longer see the edits on my files. My files are marked with the symbols to show that edits have been made to the file, but the edits are not visible unless I go back and reopen the file in Camera Raw.
Some additional info:
Canon 60D
Camera Raw Version 6.3.0.79

I finally found another area to check, thanks to your reply. I found the box to change the options for thumbnail quality and changed it to "Generate 100% Previews" and this seems to do the trick. I had been going through the Edit dropdowns over & over and thought I should/would find something there but never could find it. Looks like it was "hiding" elsewhere! Thanks!!

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