Is it possible to change the title bar of your installer using Inno Setup?
By default is:
AppName=My Program
and when you run the setup in the title bar appears:
Setup - My Program
Is it possible to hide the word "Setup"?
As you know the application icon is built into the .exe file. The Inno Setup cannot modify the .exe files. And there's no other way to override the application icon by an external one. You have to edit the .exe file yourself, before building the installer.
Create MSI with Inno Setup. The MSI Wrapper was produced to create MSI packages from executable files built with Inno Setup. It puts the setup.exe inside an MSI file and runs it with the specified command line switches when the MSI package is installed.
Go to Menu, Project, then Compile to compile and create the setup file. This will create a complete installer. Run the Setup and your application will be installed correctly. Innosetup offers an awesome alternative to create great looking Installers for free.
Inno Setup is a free installer for Windows programs by Jordan Russell and Martijn Laan. First introduced in 1997, Inno Setup today rivals and even surpasses many commercial installers in feature set and stability. Features.
Add the following lines to your InnoSetup script file:
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// define wizard title and tray status msg
// both are normally defined in innosetup's default.isl (install folder)
SetupAppTitle = Setup YourApplicationShortName
SetupWindowTitle = Setup - YourApplicationName YourApplicationVersion
This will modify the "title bar" and the "app title" in the tray.
I would suggest not modifying the default configuration in /innosetup/default.isl
,
like Sertac Akyuz pointed out. Think of this file as fallback config.
If you don't define a setting, then the setting is taken from default.isl
.
Just modify your file; not the default settings!
In the InnoSetup installation folder there's a default.isl
file, open that file in a text editor, find the SetupWindowTitle
entry and change the right side from Setup - %1
to only %1
. Also repeat the process for additional languages you use in the setup, you'll find the matching '.isl' files in the 'Languages' folder.
Simple no Codes
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SetupWindowTitle=Your Programme Name
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