Mail freezes when attaching PDF from Acrobate

I have a new issue with mail, when I am in Acrobat and attempt to Attach to email, Mail sometimes gives me an error (don't have it exactly, sorry) and then I get the spinning wheel and have to force quit. Does this mean corrupt preferences?

Mail sometimes gives me an error (don't have it exactly, sorry)
The exact text of the error message could very well be the key to unraveling this mystery.
Does this mean corrupt preferences?
No, we can't assume anything at this point without more information. How big are these PDF files; what version of Mail are you running? Have you checked Software Update to see if you need the Mail Update released yesterday? If not, do that first.
You should also replicate this problem and write down the exact text of the error message and include it in your reply along with the other information. In addition, see if you can replicate this problem in a new user account; if you can, then the issue is system-wide.
Mulder

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