Set up a signature in Thunderbird
To set-up, your signature to your e-mail client, follow the instructions below.
Do not make any changes of a signature after pasting it in your e-mail, as the predesigned form of the template might collapse. Update it in the AdSigner and set it up again in the e-mail client.
1st method: HTML code copy-paste
- Open Mozilla Thunderbird.
- Go to Tools > Account settings. If you don’t see the tools option, then probably the Menu bar is hidden. Right click on the empty space at the top and select Menu bar option to show it.
- Click on your e-mail account name at the upper left corner (if not already selected). > Accounts section. > Choose View settings for this account.
- Go to Account settings by clicking your e-mail at the upper left corner of the dialog box.
- Go to Signature text section. > Check the Use HTML box.
- Go to AdSigner > Signatures. > Click the name of a signature you want to use. > Click
on the Code tab.
- Go back to Thunderbird. > Open Signature text section. > Paste your signature’s HTML code in the blank box. > Click OK.
- When you compose a new e-mail message in Thunderbird next time, your new e-mail signature should already be there.
2st method: Using a file
- Open Mozilla Thunderbird.
- Go to Tools > Account settings. If you don’t see the tools option, then probably the Menu bar is hidden. Right click on the empty space at the top and select Menu bar option to show.
- Click on your e-mail account name at the upper left corner (if not already selected). > Accounts section > Choose View settings for this account.
- Go to Account settings by clicking your e-mail at the upper left corner of the dialog box.
- Check Attach the signature from a file instead.
- Go to AdSigner > Signatures > Click the name of a signature you want to use. > Click
on the Code tab to download the signature file. Remember the destination folder. - Return to Thunderbird. > Account settings. > Click Choose button to upload the file you have downloaded in step 6. > Click OK.
- When you compose a new e-mail message in Thunderbird next time, your new e-mail signature should already be there.
