Moving in and out of Raw Converter

I am using PSE6 for Windows 64. Once I move a set of NEF / Raw files out of the Raw Converter into PSE Editor, can I move the file or files back into the Raw Converter from the Editor? Closing the files and opening them back in the Organizer is my current process but if anyone knows a better way please help.
Thanks,
Tim

No, you can't go from Editor back to Raw Converter easily. My recommendation is to do as much editing in Adobe Camera Raw as possible before switching to the PSE Editor.

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