Insert a pdf file into the body of an email

how do i put a pdf in the body of an email?

I can't vouch for Thunderbird since I don't use it but, any web page editor will do the trick.
Here is a decent article on About.com on how to do this. Good luck.
http://webdesign.about.com/od/intermediatetutorials/a/aa050800a.htm

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E-mail is either pure text, rich text (something akin to RTF in Word), or HTML. PDF is not compatible with any of these. Thus, to embed a PDF file, something has to be converted and that means the PDF would be converted to a less graphically rich raster format. But is that what you would really want?
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