Saving Edited Images to iPhoto '09

I am just beginning to learn to use Photoshop Elements 6 for the Mac. I want to edit my photos in PSE, but organize & store them in iPhoto. After I finish editing a photo in PSE, how to I return the edited photo back to iPhoto?
Thank you.

I have just started learning photoshop elements 6 for the Mac and I, too am having a terrible time with saving images. I bought the "Missing Manual Photoshop Elements 6 for the MAC" book and so far cannot find the answers.
I have set PSE as my photo editor in iphoto and when I double-click photos are indeed sent to PSE. My problem is I can't seem to save them back into iphoto. (After searching around this forum, I see that you cannot change name or format and then have iphoto create a version.) However, I have saved images without changing name or format and the new version seems to replace the original - the original is gone! When I go into iphoto I only see the originals if I DID change name or format. And then the new copy, in a different format or with new name, is not in iphoto!
I can find these new versions in PSE>Open. They seem to be in iphoto in a folder called "modified". However when I go into iphoto I cannot find this "modified " folder anywhere!!! Can I only open them thru PSE and are they actually stored in PSE or iphoto. Please help- so frustrated!!! Thanks

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