> src="data:image/png base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAFAAAABQCAYAAACOEfKtAAAABHNCSVQICAgIfAhkiAAAABl0RVh0U29mdHdhcmUAd3d3Lmlua3NjYXBlLm9yZ5vuPBoAAAisSURBVHic1dxvbBtnHQfwr%2F%2FE%2F%2B3Ujh0Sh4CzNhF0XQggNraJPVECcbeCBBLjBQgYAgleNWIoG1IRubyYhFYtUCR4h7aJP2%2BQNiGN0uu0KA9oqZohsWWsLatDN7Vp2iTNnzp27CTMvIjv5juf7Tvfc3%2F8exP50eWe5z763T1%2B%2Fpwdi2c%2BN9vRniAwP6bav%2FtXjsWJtl48wQGYZHEuLZErFKmzUMyTO1ur1OzKAUyWL1xXWIm3tpklTgBoVUSr8QDAKRS2GqId8IAKQKB1EO2CBwCOd569tyQ%2F0OcJ0MJu3tCOxe8J0Nihqs6rYceihLe6cZfmi7uGtjfeHqZrW9mqOpxKB3ccShCfJ2BoJu7s5sn6ZlW2181EK%2FGCfq9iHYqAgP0Q7YgH1AEE7INoVzygxjOwp%2FPjks93NlcteyaW%2F9oC7%2F1ba1XHudWcrONQgnxl82k6MpRk1uiP3nmdPrR4WjyfkIky圎kAkuxUwrt45CRdij%2FArG3XbmXprws%2FU3W%2Burew5KQr22TmzZvMbucbHQ%2BTucMTkvPVuJ0Jyohm4c0sLKs%2Bn2pAwFrE7Z0ibzc8QCMgYB1iyO9NB7wescwOeEATgIB1iIlohAS8HmoXPEBlJ6JYaRnx2sp2UxX3dYYkndKNjofJHNCwY0lEIyTg80hg9bRjZLC7aTygyQwUKx9Kkr7OUFOZqJTFajPxy2svkP7tf1FAP15fV1hXJusCBKxF9F%2FleSvxAAaAgHWIP2o7mx4LZTTXywoPYAQIWIc4neSJFkSWeICOTkQpRoaShCNHHI2O23 > For example, put this into your sig (This should be one line, without > allows image file to be embedded directly in signature file. I'll try that pref, if I haven't set it already.
#THUNDERBIRD INSERT SIGNATURE IN REPLY CODE#
> ("about:blank"), security code disallow you to view this images. > "file:///C:/D." URL have different protocol than composer document > This is related to not very clear security code. Highlighting, useful when you want to do more than TB composer is capable. It also have easy to access HTML source editor, with syntax My extension already contain bug-fix for your problem, along with other Outlook Express "Stationery" function, it allows to load external HTML If You want more freedom in HTML mails, not just signatures, You may try
To generate "data:" url's from files, you may use one of on-line This protocol is very useful, because itĪllows image file to be embedded directly in signature file.įor example, put this into your sig (This should be one line, without
("about:blank"), security code disallow you to view this images. "file:///C:/D." URL have different protocol than composer document This is related to not very clear security code. That account > Composition and Addressing and try to reproduce same problem. 'place my signature : below the quote' at Tools > Account Settings >
To check if you really experiencing same bug in the version you are This bug has already been fixed in version 2 Which version of Thunderbird you are using ? > reply the sig is added but shows a broken image icon. > The image is embedded just fine in original emails, but when I hit > Registered Office: Blah Limited, Blah LLP, 5, Old Blah, > Helvetica, sans-serif color: #888888 padding-top: 0.5em "> > Helvetica, sans-serif color: #7d7d7d padding-top: 0.2em "> > Alex/Desktop/working/company_logo_email.gif" /> > alt="Company - blah search" src="file:///C:/Documents and Settings/ > I have the following email sig, assuming it survives the posting: > At least I can defy them by using Thunderbird with exchange o) > I know, HTML email is evil, but this is work email and I don't make Reply the sig is added but shows a broken image icon. The image is embedded just fine in original emails, but when I hit Registered Office: Blah Limited, Blah LLP, 5, Old Blah, I have the following email sig, assuming it survives the posting: I know, HTML email is evil, but this is work email and I don't makeĪt least I can defy them by using Thunderbird with exchange o)
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