Drag and drop the file to the command line for path

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When working with files with a long file path instead of typing the full path drag-and-drop a file into the command line. For example, if you needed to copy the picture.gif file from E:\Ravi\Users\Documents\folder\image directory you could open that folder in Windows Explorer and drag and drop the file into the command line to have "E:\Ravi\Users\Documents\folder\image\photo.gif" entered into the command line.
Note: works in almost all windows os except some versions.

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