How to open a photo from iPhoto and edit in photoshopelements 12?

How do I open a photo to edit in photoshop elements 12 from iPhoto?

I figured it out....  when you open preferences in iPhoto, advanced, select your external editor, you have to go to PSE12 support files and open the PSE12 editor from that window.  When you do that it works perfectly....

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