Still can't Edit In Photoshop Elements 10 from LR 4.1RC1

It's getting further than in LR4.0.  In v4.0 nothing would happen.
In 4.1RC1, you get a dialog asking copy/no copy.  Then a copy is made.  PSE is launched.  But there's no image in PSE.
Mac OSX Lion.  PSE10.0.  Images in DNG (from original NEF).  Tried export both in TIFF and PSD.  No difference.

Edit > Preferences > External Editing
Go down to "Additional External Editor"
Click Choose and navigate to the Elements folders and click on the icon to start Elements.
Choose the other options, File Format, Color Space, etc.
Click the down arrow in the Preset Box and give your preset a name.
Then whenever you want to go to Elements, Photo > Edit In and choose your preset.

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