Missing Plug-In

I receive the Missing Plug-In message when I drag a PDF file from the desktop into the Mail icon in the dock; however when I create a new message first, then drag in the PDF file to the body of the message, it works fine.
I am also now receiving the Missing Plug-In message when I forward an email which contains a PDF file. The forwarded message does not contain the file, but only the Missing Plug-In words in the body of the message.
What could be causing this?

Alex,
I solved the problem, and this is what I did:
under quicktime preferences, click "advance" then "MIME settings" and make sure "images-still image files" is checked.
Why it was unchecked, I don't know, but under default setting it is not supposed to be checked and i've never messed with the settings before and no problems ever occured
So i have no clues why it happened the way it did.

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