In the new Thunderbird 52.0, changing the preference "mail.compose.attach_http_images" to true does not allow me to attach my image (esignature). How can I fix?
I used to have my signature/esignature automatically attach to my email messages, I thought from a folder on my computer (jpeg image).
I recently got the upgrade for Thunderbird 52.0, and ran through the process to change "mail.compose.attach_http_images" to true; however, my signature does not attach.
All that shows up is a broken image type of graphic. I can change on an individual message basis, but that is very cumbersome each and every time.
How can I have my image attach for my signature automatically like it did before?
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Thanks for that link, but that wasn't the instruction I was looking for.
It did lead to me figuring it out: and I think this is what non-super tech minded users like myself might find useful:
Once you convert your code, here is what you do with it:
>go to tools >go to account settings on the initial account settings screen (for your email)
>uncheck "attach the signature from a file instead" >and check/select "Use HTML", and in that "Signature text:" box, copy and paste your data URI code.
That should get it!
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You have to convert your file to the data URI format.
Thanks. I went online and found a converter that converted my image to data URI.
It provided a ton of lines of code - what do I do with this/where do I copy and paste this?
I was expecting another file (data URI file), but just got this code. As you can tell I am not a programmer/computer literate at an advanced level, sorry.
If you recreate you signature, does it attach without errors?
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Thanks for that link, but that wasn't the instruction I was looking for.
It did lead to me figuring it out: and I think this is what non-super tech minded users like myself might find useful:
Once you convert your code, here is what you do with it:
>go to tools >go to account settings on the initial account settings screen (for your email)
>uncheck "attach the signature from a file instead" >and check/select "Use HTML", and in that "Signature text:" box, copy and paste your data URI code.
That should get it!