Example
#= Regardless of architecture we're using just the following
!define REGSVR `$SYSDIR\regsvr32.exe` #= define where RegSrv32 is
!define DLL `$AppDirectory\App\MyLegalProgram\myLegit.dll` #= define the file to register
##=
#= Command line usage is the same for both variants of RegSrv32 as follows
#= regsvr32 [/u] [/s] [/n] [/i[:cmdline]] DLL
#=
##= So in our .nsi file it would be similar to the following:
Exec `"${REGSVR}" /s "${DLL}"`
#= Moreover, you may also use the following
ExecWait `"${REGSVR}" /s "${DLL}"` $0 #= The $0 will contain the error code if any
#= The above will wait for exe to quit it's process before continuing
