Setup Preview in Taskbar
 

All of the programs and opened files have a preview when you hover the mouse on their icons inside the taskbar.

But for inno setup installers it seems there is no preview. any fix or trick to solve this issue?

http://s14.picofile.com/file/8409237526/sshot_16.png

the setup below (which uses 'Inno Setup version 5.5.1.ee2 (u)' and made by razor) has preview in taskbar.

http://fs2.filegir.com/cuttlas/setup.exe

so how to accomplish such thing?

there is no help or hint or guide? :(

This executable displays the correct thumbnail only on the autorun page.
The autorun page is possibly a CustomForm and only after the WizardForm is displayed and the thumbnail stops showing.

Inno Setup has a main window in full screen (Optional). This window is shown in the taskbar thumbnail by default.
I don't think it is possible to display WizardForm in the taskbar thumbnail.
To better understand, put this in the [Setup] section of a simple script.

Yes, you're right,

but see this one:
https://web.archive.org/web/20150523...ISSkinPack.exe

It also has a preview on all pages (even if it is not full) but I think better than a blank view. How to implemet such a trick?

about the previous setup, yes it has preview on autrorun page, but on some other pages the preview again will be visible !!!

I found this for inno setup, but dp not know how to download:

WinTB plugin
Library for working with taskbar on Windows Vista / 7.
Features:
- Display progress on the taskbar win 7/8
- Display sketch on the taskbar win vista /7/8
- Ability to add buttons to the thumbnail in the taskbar win 7/8
Compatible with ISWin7 and IsSkin .

source: https://krinkels.org/resources/wintb...rce-update-612

any help here?

[Code]
function SetWindowLong(Wnd: HWnd; Index: Integer; NewLong: Longint): Longint; external '[email protected] stdcall';
function GetWindowLong(Wnd: HWnd; Index: Integer): Longint; external '[email protected] stdcall';
Function GetWindow (HWND: Longint; uCmd: cardinal): Longint;external '[email protected] stdcall';

procedure InitializeWizard();
begin
SetWindowLong(WizardForm.Handle, -8,GetWindowLong(GetWindow(WizardForm.Handle, 4),-8));
end;