Attach documents in Mail no longer works

I am using Mountain Lion (OS X10.8.2). It seems several days ago, I lost the ability to attach a document in the Mail app. Please help

Hmmm, what makes you thinking this?
Anyway, if it works for me, it should work for you, too!
Drag and drop, e.g. from Finder onto mail body?
Clicking the attachment icon in the toolbar of the message?
As far as configuring goes: Of course, I'm communicating with mostly Windozers, so in Mail -> Edit menu -> Attachments, I have activated both "Always Send Windows-Friendly Attachments" and "Always Insert Attachments at End of Message".
Again, it works for me, all the time.

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