Iphoto is using Calculator application to open photos...help!

I can import a photo into IPhoto ok but when I click on it to edit it is trying to use the Calculor application to open the photo and it says Calculator can not open that file. How can I fix this?

Set something else as your External Editor in iPhoto.
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