OS X Mavericks - Update 10.9.2 Mail does not send png files

I updated my macbook pro on Saturday with the 10.9.2 OS X Mavericks update and since then I cannot send a .png file (screenshots etc) by mail, it is not recognized and to the recipient it just arrives like a tone of characters.
Is there any way I can fix that as I really use mail a lot to send files like that. I even saved the .png file as jpg and still does not recognize it. Actual photos I had on my computer were sent fine.

Hi Katering,
This week, I had the same problem.
I don't know if is the solution... so, i put the name extension to "on" and my .png file are recognize with hotmail...
Do this with your mac:
From the Mac OS X Desktop, pull down the “Finder” menu and choose “Finder Preferences”
Click on the “Advanced” tab (gear icon)
Check the box next to “Show all filename extensions”

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