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It is not possible to drag and drop a file onto a .bat file, as it is possible to do it onto an .exe file.
For recall, .bat file can take files as arguments.
Drag and drop on a .bat file
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Re: Drag and drop on a .bat file
Oh yes, my oversight. You're the first to ask for this in 9 years. Allow me to give it a medium priority.Adequat wrote:It is not possible to drag and drop a file onto a .bat file, as it is possible to do it onto an .exe file.
For recall, .bat file can take files as arguments.
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