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Drag and Drop from explorer into command shell

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Old 10-13-2006   #1 (permalink)
Martin Stein
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Drag and Drop from explorer into command shell

You used to be able to drag a file or folder from the explorer into the
command shell where it would show up as a path. That made it easy to run
commands on files or folders that you had open in explorer windows.

This functionality seems to have disappeared in my Vista RC2 x64.

Can you bring it back?


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