Add Icon at top left of Application Install window

How do I add an icon to the top left of the Application Install window? I have seen a few apps with this feature. I have already added the standard 16,32,48,128 icons with no issues.
Is this a matter of having a verified code signed certificate?
Thanks!

OK, so the icon will automatically show up at the top left when packaged with a signed code cert.
Is the icon grabbed from the standard set of icons? I'm assuming it's the 128 icon.
I couldn't find any documentation on this, perhaps my search skills are lacking.
Thanks again,

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