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I installed the latest version of Inno Setup v5.5.8 (a) and now I can not view the WizardImageFile bitmap file in my installation wizard. It worked just fine in a the previous version. Am I doing something wrong or its a bug? Here a script example I created with the help of the Inno Setup wizard it self.

Of course the setup_inno.bmp and setup_inno_small.bmp are in the same folder as the iss script file. The small image works just fine and the setup_inno.bmp is 24bit color depth (Windows format) with 164X314 pixels width and height.

Any recommendation?

Regards,

#define MyAppName "My Program"
#define MyAppVersion "1.5"

[Setup]
AppId={{EF909D9F-7C2F-46E8-9BBF-C65D3323A436}
AppName={#MyAppName}
AppVersion={#MyAppVersion}
DefaultDirName={pf}\{#MyAppName}
DisableProgramGroupPage=yes
OutputBaseFilename=setup
WizardImageFile=setup_inno.bmp
WizardSmallImageFile=setup_inno_small.bmp
WindowStartMaximized=yes
WindowShowCaption=no
WindowVisible=yes
BackColor=$000000
BackColor2=$FFFFFF
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Are you aware that the Welcome page is by default skipped since Inno Setup 5.5.7?

As recommended by Microsoft's desktop applications guideline, DisableWelcomePage now defaults to yes. ... The defaults in all previous versions were no.

So you can actually see the WizardImageFile on the last (Finished) page only, not on the first (Welcome) page already as previously.

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I found this answer. It states:

The WizardImageFile is shown on the Welcome and Finish pages. However, the Welcome page is skipped by default now (see DisableWelcomePage), so it will normally only be visible on the Finished page. (This is enabled by default, but it is possible that you disabled that too -- see DisableFinishedPage.)

The WizardSmallImageFile is shown on all other pages.

That explains why I can’t see the images. Wonder by the Welcome Page is off by default?

I found this which states:

Don't use Welcome pages—make the first page functional whenever possible. Use an optional Getting Started page only when:

  • The wizard has prerequisites that are necessary to complete the wizard successfully.
  • Users may not understand the purpose of the wizard based on its first Choice page, and there isn't room for further explanation.
  • The main instruction for Getting Started pages is "Before you begin:".
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