Less lens profiles after edit in PS CS4?????

Okay, picture this: as CS4 won't apply lens corrections I'd like to apply them after editing in CS4. But I can't choose my DX 12-24/ f4 from the list. I already saw that the lens-model entry was erased in the exif ifo due to PS CS4 and that I have to manually pick my lens. The lens drop-down list only gives 8 lenses instead of the 17 Nikon lenses I could choose from before editing. And yes, of course is my 12-24 amongst the missing

Thanks, Ian, for the prompt reply!
It's a bit of a standard solution fot most of the profile-corrections I read. Nothing wrong with it.
Only, bringing it to PS following the second route I'll have to "save with adjustments" and will reset all my sliders to 0 (not to mention the mask and brush adjustments!!). Having various import develop-presets applied, it's a pretty darn thing to resume editng from there on. Starting with applying the second route in my workflow will also destroy a lot of presets as well (and imagine having all RAW files as PSD too!!).
Using the Lens profile creator, could I temper with the adobe-profiles to let them work with the PSD's as well, or, could I make my own 12-24 profile and get it applied ond PSDs?
Thanks,
Alex.

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