Photos Not Arriving as Attachments

More specifically, when I try to send JPGs to non-Mac users here at work, the JPGs show up in the body of the email, but not as attachments; consequentially, the recipient can't extract the JPG file from the mail. This just started happening Thursday 10/19, in the past all I've had to do is select a photo and click send.
My workaround has been to compress the photo as a ZIP file and send that; PC recipients will recognize other types of files as attachments, just not JPGs, which embed in the body. Again, this only happens when I send to people using Windows, but it never happened before yesterday (10-19-06). Anyone else experience this? Is it a setting or server issue?

Hi Solo!
So you're sending the files as attachments or you're pasting them into your email? Sounds like you're sending them as attachments and when you do they show up as pictures in your email right? Try to right click that picture and see if you have the option to view as icon? Maybe you will have better results sending it that way? And you could also try to click on "Windows friendly attachments" for what it's worth???
Post back...Reg

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--Boundary(IDD652jjiT9bsdspgfbLeNSA)
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