I would like to put a small image in my Thunderbird signature. I edited signature.html to add the false stuff, but the image still doesn't appear.

<img moz-do-not-send="false" alt= etc. etc.>

Any suggestions? (step by step, please)

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I don't think this is programming or software engineering related question. It might belong to superuser.com but please read FAQ first. – Paweł Dyda Sep 12 '10 at 17:59
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First of all, let me say that I have tested this on Windows XP Pro (SP3)

1) First the put the image file in C:\ drive , rename it to image (for convenience)

2) Then open Notepad

3) Type these HTML codes

<b>Jhon Cena</b>
<br><img moz-do-not-send="false" src="file:///C:/image.gif"

alt="Signature">

4) Save it in C:\ drive , give name as Test.html

5) So now we should have 2 files in C:\ drive, image.gif and Test.html

6) Now Open Mozilla Thunder Bird and login to your account

7) Now go to Tools Menu , select Account Settings

8) Highlight your account

9) Tick mark the option "Attach the signature from a file instead (text, html or image)"

10) Click on Choose and Navigate to C:\ and open Test.html

11) Click on OK

12) To Test if it worked , simply try to write a mail by clicking "Write" Button

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I updated my answer, it works for me , if it works for you then please remove this down-vote. – subanki Sep 13 '10 at 3:40
Note here i have used a image.gif file, if you are using .jpeg or .bmp or any other image file then please change the extension appropriately in the html file. By the way the 1st line in the html code is to enter your name in text and the 2nd line is for the image. If you don't want your name in text then simply skip the 1st line. – subanki Sep 13 '10 at 3:45
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