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# How to: Perform Drag-and-Drop Operations Between Applications # How to: Perform Drag-and-Drop Operations Between Applications
Performing drag-and-drop operations between applications is no different than enabling this action within an application, as long as both applications involved behave according to the "contract" established between the <xref:System.Windows.Forms.DragEventArgs.AllowedEffect%2A> and <xref:System.Windows.Forms.DragEventArgs.Effect%2A> properties. Performing drag-and-drop operations between applications is no different from enabling this action within an application, as long as both applications involved behave according to the "contract" established between the <xref:System.Windows.Forms.DragEventArgs.AllowedEffect%2A> and <xref:System.Windows.Forms.DragEventArgs.Effect%2A> properties.
In the following procedure, you will use a Windows-based application you create and the WordPad word processor that is included with the Windows operating system to perform drag-and-drop operations between applications. WordPad has a certain set of allowed effects for text being dragged and dropped; the Windows-based application you will write code for will work with these effects so that drag-and-drop operations may be completed successfully. In the following procedure, you will use a Windows-based application you create and the WordPad word processor that is included with the Windows operating system to perform drag-and-drop operations between applications. WordPad has a certain set of allowed effects for text being dragged and dropped; the Windows-based application you will write code for will work with these effects so that drag-and-drop operations may be completed successfully.