Lightroom 2.7 CS5 and Keywords

Having been using PSE6 as external editor with LR (currently 2.7) I have upgraded to CS5. However when, from LR, editing a copy of a photo with CS5 and saving it the associated keywords are "lost". The copy (of the photo) appears ok in the LR catalog, but the keywords are not associated with it though they are still there and listed with the original photo. This didn't happen with PSE where the keywords were carried over to the edited copy of the photo.
Have I missed something in the CS5 settings?
Ian

Well, bang goes the theory about editing Capture Time in LR affecting CS5's handling of keywords. I did a controlled test importing a photo in CS5 from a scanner and saved it. Imported into LR (and noticed there was no date/time digitised filled in), added keywords, edited Capture Time to the date the photo was taken, which resulted in date/time digitised and original date being filled in. Did an edit in CS5 as external editor to LR and the keywords remained intact.
Hmm. Baffled.
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