Imported Images to Open in Photoshop

I am a commercial photographer with a special need.
I shoot many corporate events tethered to my computer. I import the images with EOS (Canon Software) directly to Photoshop where I have a series of actions I have written to process the image and save it and ready Photoshop (CS4) to accept the next image I shoot.
I need a faster method where I can continually shoot and the photos are imported either to Lightroom, Bridge or into a folder even; and then a script, action, command or whatever, brings into Photoshop the next unprocessed image. I start the actions then with a single function key.
Is this possible and where do I begin. I am great at actions, but not so good at scripts... Can Lightroom help?

Not possible natively as far as I know... You can assign a hot key or simply right-click and select "open in external editor".
If you have a multi-button mouse you could assign the key command to one of the buttons. I use a program called Steermouse to assign various commands in several applications to the Mac's Mighty Mouse buttons.

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