Creating HTML Signature for ThunderBird Email

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Sending an email is more than just transmitting a message from one person to another; it also reflects a style when sending a letter. One such style is using a signature when sending mail. Some signatures you typically use in text form can be quite monotonous. In the following article, Mytour will share with you how to create an HTML signature for Email on Mozilla Thunderbird.

Guidance on Creating HTML Signature for ThunderBird Email

First, you need to download and install Mozilla Thunderbird on your computer to utilize the features of the utility.

Step 1: Log in to your ThunderBird email as usual and click on Write a new to compose a new email.

Step 2: Signatures are typically placed at the end of the email and can include various types such as text, images, or links. For a more professional touch, insert a logo or image by navigating to Insert -->Image.

Note: To ensure smooth email delivery, choose images or logos with lightweight file sizes when uploading from your computer or use direct image links from a reliable website.

Step 3: Click on Choose File to select an image from your computer or input a URL linking to the image. Then, enter the display name in the two fields below and click Ok.

Step 4: To insert a hyperlink leading to your website, go to Insert -->Link.

Step 5: Enter the display name into Link Text and the URL linking to your website into Link Location. Then, click Ok to finalize.

Step 6: After completing all steps, select all content within the email to generate HTML code for the entire email by navigating to the Edit menu -->Select All.

Step 7: Generate HTML code for the entire email by going to the Insert menu -->HTML....

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