Importing edited version back into iPhoto

I have certain photos that I keep in iPhoto. I was in Aperture and dragged a couple photos over for editing purposes. Now, when I want to bring the new version back into iPhoto it is not showing up in the Aperture library browser within iPhoto. I have Aperture 3.0.1 and iPhoto 09.
Thanks!

Please see- http://barbarabrundage.com/2010/11/29/using-photoshop-elements-9-with-iphoto/
Thanks
Andaleeb

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Hi everyone,
First time poster here, so hoping someone can help!
I just made the move to Photoshop, and for a whole load of reasons I want to continue to use iPhoto to organise my photos. At least until I get more proficient in PS. Importing shots into PS from iPhoto is totally fine, no problems there. But I'd ideally like to have the edited photo save back into the same iPhoto event the original photo's in.
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Only by exporting.
The Export menu in Photoshop CS3 does not have any direct choices for JPEG.

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