banner "ID of attachment has a bad format.".

When I try to send an email from my Hotmail.com account I also get the banner "ID of attachment has a bad format.". I don't have an AutoSignature. Please you are able to help me solve this problem? I was wondering if my email account has been compromised? I use a Mac.

Thanks in advance

Hello, Neil

To better may help you with this question I suggest that you post your question in the help Windows Live forum. Link is below. Thank you.

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