64-Bit App Icon Doesn't Display in Windows 10

[quote=234122:@Marco Hof]Carl, I personally wait with compiling production stuff in 64-bits because it’s clearly stated that it’s in Beta.
Like the new framework. I play with it but because there are known issues, I don’t use it for production. (or carefully use things that (for me) give benefits over the old framework like Xojo.Net.HttpSocket).
Maybe stick with 32-bits until it’s out of Beta? Or maybe we can help fixing the 32-bits issues you ran into that made it necessary to deploy 64-bit builds?[/quote]
It didn’t register with me when I did the 64-bit builds that that part of the IDE was still beta. I don’t have any issues with 32-bit builds but the 64-bit builds appear to handle data-intensive operations faster than the 32-bit builds, so it makes sense to move from 32-bit to 64-bit.

I wrote a blog post to describe how to use the Declares in this thread along with an InnoSetup script to make have an app icon display for 64-bit Windows app: