En las pruebas de envío de correos con ASP.NET y Visual Basic, ocurre que los mensajes se ven como se espera en GMail, Hotmail y Outlook; funciona perfectamente, sin embargo para ThunderBird el resultado es otro. Las imágenes no se observan y no es por configuración de las opciones de la aplicación.
Solución encontrada:
Había que especificar qué tipo de MIME se usa para cada imagen incrustada en el mensaje de correo con la siguiente línea de código:
Dim imageResource1 As LinkedResource = New System.Net.Mail.LinkedResource(Server.MapPath("imagenes/imagen1.jpg"), MediaTypeNames.Image.Jpeg)
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