Stationery

Hi,
I'd like to use stationery in my Mail, but I have problem to send mail with attachment (pdf, doc, etc.) using stationery.
Does anyone knows how to fix it ?

I am finding the same problem.
I have built my own Stationery template, but when I attach a PDF to the email, Mail app displays a message (something like): "You cannot add attachments when using Stationery mail. Either add as a picture or remove the Stationery to send attachment."
Do I need to specify something in Stationery to allow attachments?
I have been following the "Mail Programming Topics" guide (dated 22 May 2007).
Any help would be most appreciated.
Cheers
C

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