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email signature

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michaelmbucher
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Hi there, When sending an email I have set up (in account settings) that an outgoing email has a 'signature image from a file'.

When I open a new message to send, the signature file (image) is there at the bottom of the email. I can double click that image and I get an 'edit image properties' box - so I can change the size of image and add a link to that image.

The problem is that I have to make those changes to each e-mail I send. Is there a way to set the default parameters of that signature image (size, add link etc..)

Many thanks in advance Regards Michael

Hi there, When sending an email I have set up (in account settings) that an outgoing email has a 'signature image from a file'. When I open a new message to send, the signature file (image) is there at the bottom of the email. I can double click that image and I get an 'edit image properties' box - so I can change the size of image and add a link to that image. The problem is that I have to make those changes to each e-mail I send. Is there a way to set the default parameters of that signature image (size, add link etc..) Many thanks in advance Regards Michael

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david
david
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Please post the exact HTML source of your signature and someone here may be able to assist.

michaelmbucher
michaelmbucher Question owner
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Hi there, thank you for replying. It is not html, the signature is just a jpg photo..

david
david
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That's your issue. Thunderbird is 'building' the needed HTML. If you do an online search, there are many sites that do signatures for free. Photos are always the more difficult ones.

sfhowes
sfhowes
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Try creating the signature as an html file with the TB message composer. That will allow you to embed a link in an image and set the image size etc.

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/signatures#w_including-image-files-in-signatures