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parameters - Batch file Copy using %1 for drag and drop

I tried to make a drag-and-drop batch file.

I have the problem that a file exists but the batch file couldn't find it...

I want to copy .png files (like pict_2013020808172137243.png) to another folder and rename it.

In the path are symbols like _ and spaces, also I don't know how to make multi-drag-and-drop to make the same function (rename and add to .zip).

I tried this but with no result :(

@ECHO OFF
ECHO %1
COPY "%1" "%CD%est" /Y /S 
REN "%CD%mob*.png" "%CD%estest.png"
7za u -tzip "%appdata%.virtopack.zip" "test" -r
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Drag & drop is badly implemented for batch files.
The names are quoted, if a space is present, but not if a special character is found, like &,;^

For spaces only in your filenames, you need to change your code only a bit.

@ECHO OFF
ECHO "%~1"
COPY "%~1" "%CD%est" /Y /S 
MOVE "%CD%mob*.png" "%CD%estest.png"
7za u -tzip "%appdata%.virtopack.zip" "test" -r

%~1 expands always to an unquoted version, so can always quote them in a safe way.

"c:Docs and sets" -> %~1 -> c:Docs and sets -> "%~1" -> "c:Docs and sets"
c:Programs -> %~1 -> c:Programs -> "%~1" -> "c:Programs"

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