Why are signatures from .HTML files no longer appended (v31.1.0)?

I have been using Thunderbird for some six months now. At the outset I set up an .HTML signature file for each of the accounts, and up to now this option has functioned well.
At some time over the last couple of days the feature stopped working --no signature information is added to new message, replies, or forwarded messages. I have checked the signature files themselves, and the entries under Tools / Account Settings / account-id ("Attach the signature from a file..." / file path name) and these appear to be unchanged. Has anyone any further suggestions about items to check?
I am running Thunderbird v31.1.0 under Windows 8.1.

I am glad to hear that your installation is now functional again.
I agree it's hard to pass the opportunity to get new shiny features, fixes and of course security fixes when a new version is out. However, with something as critical as email it's also hard to justify not waiting at least a few days / weeks / months and being more conservative. I encourage you to keep an eye on future release notes and news, and perhaps even bug reports if you have the time.
Of course coming here in my opinion is the easiest, fastest way to bring up issues and Cget a workaround, while we (the Mozilla support volunteers) raise developers attention to it.
BTW thanks for marking the solution, This will help other users with similar problems find the solution more easily.
Thank you for contacting Mozilla Support!

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1. If I edit the source image web links in HTML file and use links from any graphics I find off the web. That works fine. The images are displayed in the browser window.
2. If I embedded PNG images from my desktop into the Illustrator file and generate the HTML file. That works fine too.
Does anyone have any ideas as to why I can't the graphics to display properly in the browser without doing this workaround?

Hi,
Ex. 1 - If the Index file is in the same directory, called "test"
tales/numbers.jpg
Ex. 2 - If the image is in a subdirectory, called "test1" within "test"
test/test1/numbers.jpg
img src="test/test1/numbers.jpg"
Regards
Ayyapparaj

Why are my RAW dng files opening in photoshop as 8 bit?

I am shootng on the canon 5 D Mark II.
On other Mark II camera bodies that I used in the past, the dng files are 16 bit. Why are mine 8 bit, and how can I change it IN CAMERA to 16 bit (I know how to convert it in photoshop,)
thanks

DNG is an Adobe standard which stands for "Digital NeGative". Adobe supports the format and have also contributed it as an open standard (free to use, they provide free DNG converters, they also state that it's "royalty free" if you were a developer and wanted to include the standard in a product, etc.)
You can find more information on it (and download Adobe's own free DNG converter software) here: http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/extend.displayTab2.edu.html
And while it's supported by several companies even outside Adobe, it isn't adopted by Canon or Nikon -- they continue to create files in their own formats (.cr2 for Canon and .nef for Nikon).
Are you using Adobe's DNG Converter or something else?
JPEG is an 8-bit format (there is no option for anything other than 8-bit if you shoot JPEG).
CR2 (Canon RAW) is a 14-bit format on your specific camera.
If you shoot RAW and copy the CR2 files to your computer, you've got 14-bit data (there is no option on your camera to change the bit-depth.) There are options to shoot in alternate RAW formats such as S-RAW1 & S-RAW2 (don't use those if what you _really_ want is "RAW").
Canon "Digital Photo Professional" (aka "DPP") came on the media CD bundled with your camera and can open all formats that your camera can create... but 3rd party software wont necessarily support all the formats. Everyone, of course, supports JPEG. RAW is supported via RAW updates from the some vendors (e.g. Adobe provides RAW updates but usually only for their latest versions of software). The S-RAW formats are often not supported by 3rd parties.
It looks like RAW support for the 5D II was added in Adobe Camera RAW (ACR) v5.2. That was back in the days of Photoshot CS4. If you have CS4 or later (or any version of Lightroom) and you keep up with the "Adobe Camera RAW" updates then Photoshop would be able to open the Canon .CR2 files from your camera in their native format and would not need to have them converted to ".DNG" format.
Canon DPP will allow you to convert your RAW files into TIFF (which is also a non-lossy format).
Tim Campbell
5D II, 5D III, 60Da

Why are "Signatures" so Unreliable and Buggy?

Using OS 10.5.4
Ok, why are the Mail "Signatures" so buggy and unreliable? I opened Mail today and when I go new Message my signature do not show up. They worked fine yesterday.
I went into the Preferences and under "All Signatures" it shows that I have 2 signatures, but when I click on my 2 different mail accounts (below "All Signatures") the signatures are missing.
I didn't change anything to make them not work so what's up?
Also when I create a new message I can't choose a signature from the little drop down in the email. Why is that?
Very frustrated signatures have never worked properly.
Thanks

Your signatures are stored as webarchive files in your <home>/Library/Mail/Signatures folder. There should be a webarchive file for each signature and they in turn are referenced in a SignaturesByAccount.plist file within the same folder. It is possible that the plist file has become corrupted and/or the signature files are corrupted. Move the SignaturesByAccount.plist file to the desktop and then re-create your signatures to see if that resolves the problem.
Chris
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How can i get all links from html file ?

I tried some code:
List<string> metas = new List<string>();
string text = "";
string mys = "";
public List<string> LockedThreads(string filename)
HtmlWeb web = new HtmlWeb();
HtmlAgilityPack.HtmlDocument doc = new HtmlAgilityPack.HtmlDocument();
doc.Load(filename, Encoding.UTF8);
var metaTags = doc.DocumentNode.SelectNodes("//meta");
if (metaTags != null)
foreach (var tag in metaTags)
if (tag.Attributes["name"] != null && tag.Attributes["content"] != null)
text = tag.Attributes["name"].Value;
mys = tag.Attributes["content"].Value;
var linksOnPage = from lnks in doc.DocumentNode.Descendants()
where lnks.Name == "a" &&
lnks.Attributes["href"] != null &&
lnks.InnerText.Trim().Length > 0
select new
Url = lnks.Attributes["href"].Value,
Text = lnks.InnerText
foreach (HtmlNode node in doc.DocumentNode
.SelectNodes("//a/@href | //img/@src"))
metas.Add(node.Name);
In the var linksOnPage i'm getting all the links but some of them not only links for example the first item i see:
[0] = { Url = "/", Text = "    " }
Then the second item:
[1] = { Url = "http://rotter.net/cgi-bin/forum/dcboard.cgi?az=login", Text = "התחבר" }
Next i want to add another loop or variable that will contain only the links after im src for example:
<img
src="http://mysite.com"
border="0"></a></TD><TD
ALIGN="right"
VALIGN="TOP"
WIDTH="55%">
So to get only http://mysite.com
So in the end i will have two Lists:
First List will contain all links from the html file.
Second List only links that are in img src

Ok i'm using regex now and i can get the links i need:
List<string> metas = new List<string>();
List<string> metas1 = new List<string>();
string text = "";
string mys = "";
public List<string> LockedThreads(string filename)
string[] fall = File.ReadAllLines(filename);
foreach (string hh in fall)
if (hh.Contains("http://rotter.net") && hh.Contains("locked")||
hh.Contains("locked_icon_general") ||
hh.Contains("locked_icon_anchor") ||
hh.Contains("icon_anchor") ||
hh.Contains("locked_icon_fire") ||
hh.Contains("locked_icon_sport")||
hh.Contains("locked_icon_camera")||
hh.Contains("locked_icon_movie"))
Regex linkParser = new Regex(@"\b(?:https?://|www\.)\S+\b", RegexOptions.Compiled | RegexOptions.IgnoreCase);
foreach (Match m in linkParser.Matches(hh))
metas.Add(m.Value);
So now in the metas i have in this case two links.
For example the first link is from this block in the file:
The link i got is : http://rotter.net/forum/Images/hot_icon_anchor.gif
And this is the right link from this block but now how do i get the text from this block and how i connect how do i know that this text belong to the link ? I need to add this text from this block to a new List. Before all that i counted on my own lines
and got the text but that's a bad idea.
I need somehow to get: שרשור תשדירי בחירות מרוכז:
To get the text between the ToolTip',' and the second ',' but not from all the html file only in places of this two links i extracted.
<TD ALIGN="RIGHT"
VALIGN="TOP">
<body onmousemove="overhere()">
<a onmouseover="EnterContent('ToolTip','שרשור תשדירי בחירות מרוכז:','<u><span style=color:#000099;>כתב: menahem בתאריך: 03.03.15
שעה: 08:51</span></u><br>1.<br>http://youtu.be/utUaqyiRkJ8<br><br><br>...'); Activate();"
onmouseout="deActivate()"
href="javascript:void(0)">
<img src="http://rotter.net/forum/Images/hot_icon_anchor.gif"
border="0"></a></TD><TD
ALIGN="right"
VALIGN="TOP"
WIDTH="55%">
<FONT CLASS='text15bn'><FONT
FACE="Arial">
<a href="http://rotter.net/cgi-bin/forum/dcboard.cgi?az=read_count&om=187966&forum=scoops1"><b>
<font color="red">שרשור תשדירי בחירות מרוכז:</b>
</a></font></TD>

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