How do I email an attached pdf file to stationary templates in mail.

How do I email an attach PDF file using the stationary templates in mail on lion.
I attached the PDF but when try to send it I get back a dialog box that sez:
"This message cannot be sent because it uses stationery and contains attachments that are not images. Messages with stationery cannot contain attachments that aren’t images. You can cancel and return to editing the message or remove the stationery in order to send." My choice is to cancel or remove stationary.
Is there a third party solution? Any suggestion?

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Envoyé depuis Molto pour iPad
De: pwillener
Envoyé: jeudi, février 12, 2015 07:14 AM
À: René Allamelle
Objet: how do I compress a large pdf file to fit in an email?
how do I compress a large pdf file to fit in an email?
created by pwillener in Adobe Acrobat.com Services - View the full discussion
But generally it is never a good idea to send e-documents as email attachments. Better use a file sharing service (Acrobat.com, Dropbox, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, ..), upload the document, then send the shared download link via email.
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Envoyé: jeudi, février 12, 2015 07:14 AM
À: René Allamelle
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