PSE 7 - CS4...no camera raw?

I have PSE 7 and just installed the trial version of CS4, when I use PSE7 to open a pentax k200d PEF raw image in CS4 I dont get the option to use camera raw, the conversion is done automaticly. When I open the same image in the PSE7 editor or directly in CS4, camera raw opens the way it should. Is there a setting somewhere to change this?
A friend of mine has PSE5 and CS3 and that combination works just fine (PSE5 -> Camera Raw -> CS3)
/Sven

I don't know the exact knowledgebase atricle but this is a known issue. I don't know if Adobe is going to correct this or not. You'll have to use Bridge to process the RAW files. Then import them into PSE when you are finished with any RAW updates.

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