Unable to send attachments using Safari.

Safari version is 1.3.1. This is my first post. Have been using Mac's since 1990. Safari gives me an error message each time I try to send attachments , no matter the kind of attachment. Error message is: "Your previous operation was not successful, please try again." When I type the message, follow the attachment instructions and click to send, the message disappears for seconds and then comes back on screen with the error message in red.
This has been going on for months. I am forced to use some other software to send messages with attachments. Any suggestions? I have checked the discussion boards and Apple support, also have reported bug to Apple, no answers.

Hi Yang,
I followed your instructions. It made no difference. I emptied my cache. The folder is not locked and I do have 'write' permission.
Now for the embarrasing part of this. I may be blaming the wrong software. I open my computer with Safari, then go to Email and More in Verizon to send messages. Verizon is our DSL provider.
Thanks for your help. I have been reading these discussions for some time and noticed that you frequently respond to questions.
Pat

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