Iphoto will not open my iphoto library

Hello, this is my first question.  I have OS X 10.8.2, iphoto 9.4.1.  When I open iphoto, it asks what library I want to use.  I want to select "other library".  I see an iphoto library 2, but when I click on the open button, nothing happens.  I have tried opening the iphoto library while holding down the control and command keys, but I do not get an option to rebuild the library like was stated on one of the posts here.
Thanks

If you really cannot get iPhoto to recognize the Photo Library, try to rebuild using iPhoto Library Manager:
Download iPhoto Library Manager and use its rebuild function. (In Library Manager it's the FIle -> Rebuild command)
This rcent post by Terence Devlin explains what this will do:
Re: When I try to export a photo I get the message: Unable to create /Users/rw/Desktop/tarpon.jpg
Regards
Léonie

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