Exporting to a .PDF page

Hello,
In this case I just want to edit a single page of a .PDF file, so I've opened the .PDF file with Photoshop and chosen which one I wanted to edit (the last page of a 16 pages file). Now, what should I do to replace the last page of the .PDF file with the one I've just edited?
Thanks in advance!

Now, what should I do to replace the last page of the .PDF file with the one I've just edited?
That can only be done using Acrobat. Aside from that little problem, it's not particularly sensible to edit PDFs in AE in the fiorst place, since it wil llaways rasterize any text and vector elements, which is detremental to file size and features like printing, accessibility and screen reading. It's simply not the right workflow. If you don't have Acrobat, the only option I see is to rasterize all other pages, save them as JPEG and then use Bridge to combine them into a new folder.
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