Email sharing in iPhoto is garbled...

Is anyone else experiencing this in iPhoto '11??? I find a photo I want to share via email in iPhoto and when it opens the email the placeholders where I type the text, that text is all garbled-it is layered on top on each other. I know when I had 3 or more photos I was going to send via email, not only was the text garbled but the photos were all messed up. Hard to describe but they were a mess-sort of like with the text, on top of each other. I don't know what to do about it and would love to know what to do. Thanks for your help, Judy

Hi Larry-I am sorry it has taken me a long time to reply. I am using iPhotoLibraryManager and had it rebuild a new library for me but that didn't fix the issue either. But it was needed as some of my photos were corrupted. Got a new library but still the same garbled text when sharing via email. What did fix the issue was the latest update to iPhoto. It seems to be working ok now-just sent some friends 4 photos and it looked fine. So thank you for taking the time to reply to my question. Judy

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