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‎Jul 18, 2016
06:31 AM
Windows Service Icon
Hi,
We are using InstallAnywhere 2015 to build our executable. We would like to set our own icon in Windows Add Remove Programs. We could able to see options to add URL, Comments etc., in windows registry through IA2015 UI, but not able to find location to specify our icon.
Can you please provide information / location where we can specify our own icon.
Thanks & Regards,
Venkatesh
We are using InstallAnywhere 2015 to build our executable. We would like to set our own icon in Windows Add Remove Programs. We could able to see options to add URL, Comments etc., in windows registry through IA2015 UI, but not able to find location to specify our icon.
Can you please provide information / location where we can specify our own icon.
Thanks & Regards,
Venkatesh
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‎Jul 18, 2016
11:34 PM
In the Install Phase, go to your Uninstaller. It should look something like this 'Change $PRODUCT_NAME$ Installation'.
In it's properties, you can set the icon, which applies to the uninstaller and it also reflects in the ARP.
In it's properties, you can set the icon, which applies to the uninstaller and it also reflects in the ARP.
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‎Jul 19, 2016
12:48 AM
vdonga wrote:
In the Install Phase, go to your Uninstaller. It should look something like this 'Change $PRODUCT_NAME$ Installation'.
In it's properties, you can set the icon, which applies to the uninstaller and it also reflects in the ARP.
Thanks for your reply.
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