Edit in Photoshop - opening original file, no adjustments, no options

I have LR4 and CS5, when I right click on the photo to edit in photoshop I don't have any options as to how I want to open the file such as original, edited with LR adjusemnts, etc. When the file immediately opens in photoshop it is opening without any of the global adjusments I made in LR.
It was working earlier and now (no settings changed to my knowledge) its not working properly?

Bob,
OK. If you have CR 6.7, I think, in PS CS5, you'll not get the option. Do your Lightroom changes actually not make it to Photoshop? As an experiment, make a big, noticable change and send that image to PS.
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