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#Seamonkey picture windows

I tried putting the Windows Secrets email address into my Personal Address Book, and checking "Allow remote content," but that didn't give me any images either.

Of course, the setting I was looking for could be there, and I simply missed it. I have checked Edit, Preferences, Mail & News Groups, Message Display, and all other categories in Mail & Newsgroups, but I didn't see anything about blocking images.Īfter opening SeaMonkey mail, I have also checked Edit, Mail & Newsgroups Account Settings, and again I didn't see anything about blocking images. This applies not only to my current mail received by SeaMonkey 2.0.2, but also to mail downloaded and saved (in the same folder) when I was using SeaMonkey 1.1.18. In particular, I'm not getting the writers' photographs (no great loss there ), but more important is that I'm not seeing screenshots that illustrate some issue or procedure. (The Windows Secrets website displays images for me with no problem.)

#Seamonkey picture how to

Today I discovered that, in the emailed Windows Secrets Newsletter, images that could be coming directly from the internet or that could be already downloaded on to my computer along with the text (I have no idea how to determine which) are not being displayed in the email.

If you are forwarding or replying to a message, it will automatically insert the signature corresponding to the email account that received that message.I'm gradually getting used to SeaMonkey 2.0.2.

Note: SeaMonkey allows you to have a different signature for each email account. You can safely -and manually- delete them every time, by you cannot prevent SeaMonkey from automatically inserting them. Side info: the double-dashes (two hyphens like this " -") that precede your signature are automatically added by SeaMonkey (and Thunderbird, also made by Mozilla), to observe a standard convention most other email programs ignore. To send a particular email without a signature, simply select it erase it by pressing Delete: it is regular text inside the message's body. To include information not feasibly included in a normal signature, you can also check the " Attach my vCard to messages" checkbox, which will allow recipients to quickly add your contact information to their address book.Ĭlick " OK" to save your settings and return to SeaMonkey Mail the next time you compose a message (tip: use the Ctrl+M keyboard shortcut anywhere in SeaMonkey), that signature will automatically be included. If you have an HTML or text file on your computer which includes your signature text or code, check instead the " Attach the signature from a file instead" checkbox, and click " Choose" to add your signature file from your hard drive. In our tests, Outlook 2010 understood that the image was really "inline", and did not show the paperclip icon next to the message in Hotmail, however, the email appeared as having a file attachment ( note). Side info: with images in the signature, your emails may appear as having attachments. To include an image from your computer, use the same HTML tag, but replace the image's source with the path of the picture on your hard drive, like this: All you need is the "URL" (website address) of the image, and you'll paste it as follows (right-click on an image and choose Properties or View image info to get its URL). The easiest way to include an image is to first upload it, or use a picture that is already online.

And type " " for a horizontal separator.

Some underlined text (avoid except for links).

To add formatting, check the " Use HTML" checkbox, and enter your format information in HTML code. does the trick: so, including your email address and website URL makes sense for a printed page, possibly read offline! Add formatting to your signatureīy default, SeaMonkey uses plain text for your signature: no text colors, formatting of any kind (bold, underlined, italics.), or images. Tip: keep in mind that many people still print emails your messages may not be read in the context of an email program, where clicking "Reply" automatically includes your email address. How can I contact them? (email, phone, fax.).You should typically have one piece of information per line, and should answer the following:

To create your signature, just type the information you want in the " Signature text" box: each line you enter will also appear as a separate line inside your emails. Here are the "Default Identity" settings you can configure: the first 4 fields are not part of your signature itself, but you should make sure that they match at all times: the Name field will appear in your recipients' inbox, regardless of the name you've entered in your signature.