Saving as standard JPEG and not Photoshop JPEG?

I found a few topics with this being discussed, but couldn't find a solid answer. When I choose to save a JPEG in CS4 it saves a Photoshop JPEG instead of just a standard one. How can I change this? When I send someone a Photoshop JPEG, as an email attachment for instance, my recpient can never open it. Am I just missing something really simple?
Thanks!

Marian -
Thank you for the vote of confidence, but I find it much easier to explain to clients to just Zip or Stuff the files instead of telling them to wander into the preferences and change a setting in an e-mail application. The longer I work in the field I do, the more I understand how backwards things are. Sometimes doing it the correct way is not always the easiest for most. Yes, it does sound retarded from a technical stand point, but if some one is already frustrated with a process, it's much easier and quicker to advice a quick fix until you can find time to teach your clients to do it the correct way - granted that they want to learn or even listen to you...
We live in a attention deficit world you know.

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