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Install ImageAnywhere.

Signed ImageAnywhere installer packages for Windows, published on a regular release cadence. New machines start with the field setup ZIP. Machines already running ImageAnywhere update themselves automatically at launch.

Version 1.9.303.294 Pilot channel Published 2026-10-22 14:13 -04:00
What's new in 1.9.303.294

Haag-Streit EyeSuite reports panel, preview to folder and Cluster, Polar and Series printouts, plus DICOM device-name hardening and quieter telemetry. Rollback predecessor 1.9.303.287

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Which machine are you on?

Setting up a new machine?

Download one ZIP, run one installer.

One download covers the whole setup: the signed app package, the signing certificate, dependencies, the optional agent, install and verify scripts, and the camera site setup scripts — all in one extracted folder.

Download field setup ZIP

Then follow the first-run checklist below. Camera site? The double-click setup steps are in the ZIP's camera-share-scripts folder — or download just the camera setup scripts.

Already installed?

You're done — updates are automatic.

ImageAnywhere checks this portal every time the app launches and installs the current version by itself. Machines already running the app pick up version 1.9.303.294 (published 2026-10-22 14:13 -04:00) on their next launch — nothing to download.

Update now if you don't want to wait for the next launch — your browser downloads a small .appinstaller file; open it and Windows installs the update. On version 1.9.230 or later you can also click Check for updates in the app's About panel.

About says “does not use the automatic updater”? Download the automatic-update repair without downloading the whole ZIP. Double-click ENABLE-AutoUpdate.cmd as the Windows user who uses ImageAnywhere (not as administrator). The app closes during repair; reopen it when the repair says DONE.

First-run checklist

New machine setup

  1. Download the field setup ZIP.
  2. Extract it locally.
  3. Stay signed in as the Windows user who will use ImageAnywhere, right-click INSTALL-ImageAnywhere.cmd in the extracted folder, and choose Run as administrator (choose Open/Run if Windows shows a security prompt). Keep the window open until it says Install finished. If your Windows account is not an administrator, double-click it instead; Windows will ask for one admin approval for the app certificate only.
  4. Sign in, choose Pair agent, then click Refresh agent in Connections. The agent picks up pairing on its next heartbeat, so allow 5-10 minutes and click Refresh agent again; a healthy setup shows Always-on agent / Agent healthy.
  5. Double-click VERIFY-ImageAnywhere.cmd and preserve the generated JSON.
IT / advanced

Individual artifacts.

Most installs never need these. They exist for IT-managed deployment, manual inspection, and troubleshooting.

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Optional local agent

Install the agent only when the site needs it.

The ImageAnywhere Agent is a separate opt-in field package for paired local ingest and background transfer workflows. It is not installed, started, or registered for automatic startup by the app package.

Agent setup

Field install

  1. Install and sign in to ImageAnywhere first.
  2. Download and extract the optional agent ZIP.
  3. Run scripts\Install-Agent.ps1 from the extracted folder.
  4. Start it with scripts\Start-Agent.ps1.
  5. Check it with scripts\Status-Agent.ps1.
  6. Stop or remove it with the matching scripts when testing is finished.

No separate .NET runtime install expected for this win-x64 package.

Channels

One portal, multiple release lanes.

Planned

Stable

Future Store-aligned release lane for production installs once certification and rollout gates are complete.

Current

Pilot

Version 1.9.303.294 is the current release on this portal. Every install tracks this lane and updates automatically.

Reserved

Custom builds

Future home for framework-specific, nightly, or customer-specific packages when they need a separate lane.

For IT admins

What matters for deployment.

Certificate trust

If Windows shows Publisher: Unknown or 0x800B010A, run the first-run installer or deploy the linked certificate through normal device management.

Update behavior

Installed apps check this portal at every launch and update themselves automatically. The App Installer link on this page performs the same update on demand.

Release separation

This sideload channel is separate from Microsoft Store submission. Store packages should still go through Partner Center.

Changelog

What changed in each release.

Every publish keeps a dated archive copy, so a site can stay on a known package while the current release moves forward.

Version 1.9.303.294

2026-10-22

Haag-Streit EyeSuite reports panel, preview to folder and Cluster, Polar and Series printouts, plus DICOM device-name hardening and quieter telemetry. Rollback predecessor 1.9.303.287

Archived package page

Version 1.9.303.287

2026-10-22

Haag-Streit EyeSuite connector, CellChek thickness-only exams and identical-picture rule, search-as-you-type, and the 1412 Clarus fixes (archive push no longer starves today's pictures; commitment telemetry; Connections badge). Rollback predecessor 1.9.303.273

Archived package page

Version 1.9.303.273

2026-10-15

Konan CellChek native connector: each eye's cell picture to the right patient, a CellChek-style report per exam and a browse table on the CellChek tab. Rollback predecessor 1.9.303.264

Archived package page

Version 1.9.303.264

2026-10-07

Interrupted uploads finish on their own, sign-in no longer waits on the subscription notice, Optos history transfers run faster and complete, Heidelberg scans are never saved twice or skipped, unreadable reports go to the web Unassigned list, and new installs keep the app open for overnight updates. Rollback predecessor 1.9.303.259

Archived package page

Version 1.9.303.259

2026-10-04

Updates install overnight on busy PCs, cameras can send right after the app starts, Optos camera folders run faster and recover cleanly on slow shares, and HEYEX OCT scans display correctly in every viewer. Rollback predecessor 1.9.303.256

Archived package page

Version 1.9.303.256

2026-10-03

Older photos and scans now come in patient by patient, the patients seen most recently first, on every Optos, IMAGEnet and HEYEX history transfer. Rollback predecessor 1.9.303.254

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Version 1.9.303.254

2026-10-02

Older photos and scans come in newest first on every connection (Options > Process newest first is the one switch), big backlogs of older images save faster again, and the Optos and IMAGEnet settings tabs freeze less. Rollback predecessor 1.9.303.252

Archived package page

Version 1.9.303.252

2026-10-01

One-time recovery of the TERA reports the pre-.250 save pass dropped (Wake 344 kept copies): wrong image links cleared, copies re-saved through the normal pass. Rollback predecessor 1.9.303.250

Archived package page

Version 1.9.303.250

2026-10-01

Wake TERA reports save again (the save-pass duplicate check uses the receive rule for shared SOP UIDs), IMAGEnet OCT Lossless by default, IMAGEnet catch-up newest first. Rollback predecessor 1.9.303.248

Archived package page

Version 1.9.303.248

2026-09-29

Today's photos save before any old images a device sends in bulk; HEYEX patients without an ID link by name and birth date; HEYEX scan times in clinic time; HEYEX tab idle while minimized; Optos burst shots never skipped. Rollback predecessor 1.9.303.244

Archived package page

Version 1.9.303.244

2026-09-24

Duplicate gate on every Optos copy lane, and the OptosAdvance live lane copies new captures only (history follows the catch-up setting). Rollback predecessor 1.9.303.242

Archived package page

Version 1.9.303.242

2026-09-22

One shared Optos visits table for OptosAdvance and the Optos camera folder; DICOM photos keep their exam time; plainer Optos wording. Rollback predecessor 1.9.303.240

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Version 1.9.303.240

2026-09-22

OptosAdvance visits table finds every record of the patient and shows copies by this PC; Optos settings page no longer parses the Optos database on the UI thread; patient list exam times in local time. Rollback predecessor 1.9.303.238

Archived package page

Version 1.9.303.238

2026-09-22

OptosAdvance card hands the tech the read-grant script (Get the fix script -> Downloads); the script now always grants direct read rights (the impersonation check on .235 could say nothing to do); script at the field ZIP root. Rollback predecessor 1.9.303.235

Archived package page

Version 1.9.303.235

2026-09-22

Optos Vantage picks the live database when the folder holds several (Tyler Eyecare); OptosAdvance card finds and tests its database and names the cause when it cannot read it (1298, 1404); one-time read-grant script for the clinic account. Rollback predecessor 1.9.303.233

Archived package page

Version 1.9.303.233

2026-09-21

Opening a patient with many scans is fast again: the DICOM housekeeping that ran for every image before the gallery showed now runs afterwards, and its database lookup is indexed. Rollback predecessor 1.9.303.231

Archived package page

Version 1.9.303.231

2026-09-21

LipiScan reports whose file name carries the patient ID file under the right patient with the right birth date, and a file-name layout with a birth date or capture date piece reads the date correctly instead of January 1970. Rollback predecessor 1.9.303.230

Archived package page

Version 1.9.303.230

2026-09-21

Bringing in older Optos photos no longer stops when some of them are not on this PC, and the catch-up count shows only photos that can still come in. Rollback predecessor 1.9.303.228

Archived package page

Version 1.9.303.228

2026-09-20

A patient born before 1970 no longer gets a new patient record for every scan from devices that send the birth date with a time of day, and stray spaces around a patient name from any device no longer create a second patient. Rollback predecessor 1.9.303.226

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Version 1.9.303.226

2026-09-20

An Optos patient whose name has a stray space no longer gets a new patient record for every photo; About offers the automatic-update repair download; a freeze during a save names the step. Rollback predecessor 1.9.303.223

Archived package page

Version 1.9.303.223

2026-09-20

Older Optos photos come in faster while photos taken today still go first, and an Optos photo the Optos database does not list is never filed under a guessed patient. Rollback predecessor 1.9.303.220

Archived package page

Version 1.9.303.220

2026-09-18

Optos camera folders connect to databases with out-of-date records, and older photos whose visit record is unreadable still go to the right patient. Rollback predecessor 1.9.303.218

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Version 1.9.303.218

2026-09-18

Network cameras get their answer at once, Zeiss confirmations are accepted, HEYEX scans still being written come in by themselves and a slow share cannot freeze the app. Rollback predecessor 1.9.303.205

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Version 1.9.303.205

2026-09-15

Optos Vantage photos are discovered from the Optos database with a retry clock for failed copies, and SOLOS lensmeter PDFs pair with their XML by folder. Rollback predecessor 1.9.303.201

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Version 1.9.303.201

2026-09-15

Optos camera folder on a shared network drive lists through the broker again after the .171+ direct listing failed there. Rollback predecessor 1.9.303.199

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