I cannot email from iPhoto

When I email from iPhoto 9.5.1, I get this message "The email server didn’t recognize your username/password combination." My server is gmail and iPhoto/Preference/Account was autofilled. I deleted and filled my password to make sure but I still get this error message. MacbookAir, OSX 10.9.3

I was trying to send the photos from iPhoto as I get a better choice of format ...
The iPhoto templates are nice, but iPhoto as mailer has not been working well with gmail in the past.
By using "Mail" as mail client, you could use the Mail stationary instead. These templates are also quit nice.

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