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Adds GitHub Atom Editor to the Windows Explorer context menu. Not required anymore as Atom Installation is adding the context menu entry.

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PP7h
Last edited Jan 1, 2015
Created on Jan 1, 2015

This example provides a Windows Registry script that adds an “Atom” option to the Explorer context menu, allowing files or folders to be opened directly in the GitHub Atom editor. The `.reg` file defines multiple registry keys under `HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT` for file, directory, and background contexts. The code specifies the Atom executable path and uses `%1` or `%V` parameters to pass the selected item. It relies on the `regedit` tool to apply the configuration.

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