WIA import direct into Photoshop NO FILE CREATED

This is driving me nuts and I cannot seem to find anything regarding it. I'd use TWAIN happily, but my scanner doesn't seem to have a 64-bit twain driver. So I'm stuck with WIA. But, the thing that drives me crazy is that WIA always creates the file with an arbitrary name and format which I always end up having to delete later. I much preferred the old TWAIN method that just scanned it directly to Photoshop without any file made until you saved it from Photoshop. So, this may actually be more of a Windows M$ question than Photoshop, but I'm giving it a shot here.
Is there anyway to scan directly into Photoshop CS4 64-bit without WIA creating a file at all?

There are no 64 bit TWAIN drivers on Windows.
I think the WIA interface from Microsoft always creates an intermediary file.

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Wow!
Michael D Sullivan...Part of me really wants to strangle you right now...but, I will resist, as I am not the type to flame people on forums/chat groups...those people are lame...
Nonetheless, you are completely missing my point...STILL!!
You had mentioned:
>The only way to open a RAW file in Photoshop directly is through Camera Raw.
Really? Come on dude...You don't think I knew that...my grandmother who has never used Photoshop in her life knows that much...Try to extrapolate meaning from someone's post prior to writing back with a ridiculous response like that...
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I responded to the intial confusion (Posts #2, #3) about my original post (Post #1) by saying:
>I would like to have a way in which, using a keyboard/mouse shortcut of some sort, I could open a RAW file
WITH THE LIGHTROOM ADJUSTMENTS APPLIED, directly into Photoshop, thereby bypassing the 'Edit with Photoshop CS3' options window all-together (and in the process of opening this RAW file, obviously Lightroom would convert the RAW image into a TIFF file...)
I am sorry Michael, but I don't think I can dumb this down any further...I even went so far as to state:
>"(and in the process of opening this RAW file, obviously Lightroom would convert the RAW image into a TIFF file...)".
I hope you were in a bad mood and just felt like being a d&#k when you responded to that post with:
>"Read my post, #2. There's no copy involved. The only way to open a RAW file in Photoshop directly is through Camera Raw."
Do you honestly think I didn't understand that? Do you still honestly not get what I am talking about?
Let me give you a visual...
Have a look at this screenshot
Then view this one
Have we reached Nirvana yet? Do we feel enlightened? Have we gained any more clarity on the situation yet?
If not, then you're wasting my time!
If so...well...there's not going to be an if so, is there Michael? I figure that the chances of you responding to this post with anything meaningful is unlikely at best...
Oh well...Have a nice day!

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Are there two questions here?
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