How do I attach files in mail 6.3

Whenever I try to attach an item in mail it pops up with the box to select the attachment, but when I click the file I want and press okay the box closes but the file doesn't appear to attach. I can drag and drop pdfs but it says that there is no content and that it can't be opened, any suggestions? I have tried windows friendly as well as the post attachments at the end of the email option

Disable Mac Mail.app Inline Image Attachments
http://micahgilman.com/play/disable-mac-mailapp-inline-image-attachments/
Force Apple mail.app to display attachments as icon
http://www.sant-media.co.uk/2010/11/apple-mail-inline-attachments/
Mail.app attachment as icon
http://creativebits.org/mac_os_x/mail_app_attachment_as_icon/

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