Calculator won't work with Snow Leopard

I recently upgraded to snow leopard (mac pro).  Now when I try to use my calculator it says the version I have won't work with this version.  I have looked for updates but it says I current.  Do you know why?

I went into my application file and the updated calculator was in there.  Once I moved it onto my dock the caculator works.  I assumed it would update automatically when I upgraded my software; now I know.  Thanks.

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