The Windows 7 Command Prompt now supports drag & drop of files. This means that to enter the destination of any file you can just drag & drop it into the command prompt window.
This small feature is not so useful for most users, but for those who work frequently in Windows command prompt, this is a lifesaver.
Sadly this drag & drop functionality is only for files and does not apply with some text commands which you might need to copy/paste in the command prompt quickly. Whether the files are executable, text files, documents, or whatever, they can now all be dragged and dropped into the command prompt.
1 comments:
This has existed since XP.
Note that it doesn't work if you're dragging from a non-privileged window into a command prompt running as administrator.
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