How do I attach emails in a new email?

By selecting/highlighting an email message, I can do "Message-->Forward as Attachment" and this will create a new email message with the selected/highlighted email attached.
If I create a new email message (or reply to existing message), how can I attach another email to it? I can not find any option and drag-drop doesn't work.
Any ideas?
Thanks

Ernie Stamper wrote:
My testing was between various accounts, some POP and some IMAP. I am not testing across more than one computer. I think the HTML messed with what you could view -- sure messed with the AD formating. I will report it for cleanup.
Sorry about that.
I am able to reproduce the problem. Unfortunately, the Apple Bug Reporter is down right now. Here is how to reproduce it:
1) Send yourself an email message with an image attachment.
2) Check your mail.
3) In your Inbox, select the message you just sent yourself.
4) Compose a new message. Change both the to and from addresses to be different than the first message.
5) Choose Append Selected Messages from the Edit menu.
6) Send the new message.
7) Check your email again.
8) Observe that the image in the newly recieved message is displayed in both the Sent mailbox and Inbox.
9) View the Raw source of the newly received message.
10) Observe that there is no actual image data in the message.
11) Check your email on a different machine.
12) Observe that there is only a placeholder error indicator where the image should be.
It is quite common for people to have multiple email accounts. I would not recommend the Append Selected Messages feature due to this bug. The one-at-a-time drag and drop message attach method does not have this problem. If you see people complaining about missing attachments, this could be a possible reason.

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