Image File Location

I haven't used iPhoto much in the past except for the Calender feature; I order once a year. I just got a new machine and do not want the actual image files stored on the boot drive, but instead on an external. How do I set this up?
Thanks

How do I get thumbs to show up?
Content needs to be added to the library before it will display anything.
If I go Import doesn't that actually copy them to my internal HDD?
Not if you've created the library on the external drive. Every component of the library is stored in the location where you created it unless you set iPhoto not to copy items to the library when imported from the Advanced section of its preferences, in which case they're stored where they were placed prior to being imported.
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