Lightroom to Photoshop Issue

On Lightroom 3.0 and Photoshop CS5.
Issue:
I save a file out of Photoshop editing back to Lightroom. It is not showing up in Lightroom. The .psd is saved in the original file folder (does not come back in to Lightroom just the folder). Help me. This killing my workflow for exporting out .jpg from Lightroom.
Thanks,
David Gerwels

Are you selecting the original file in Lightroom and then 'Edit in Photoshop'? When I do this and then save to the same folder in Photoshop the new file shows up in Lightroom's catalog without any further action be me. Do you have the Photoshop option set to 'Maximise PSD compatibility'?

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