Drag copy in Remote Desktop 3.7.2

Drag coping a file from Remote Desktop Admin computer to Remote Desktop client does not work in remote desktop 3.7. It does work in the other direction. when dragging from client computer to admin computer.   I have downgraded to 3.6.1 on my Mountain Lion computer to get this functionality back however the 3.6.x version is flakey at best running on Mountain Lion.  Is this going to be fixed?  I was excited to see the 3.7.2 version release today but was disappointed to find that drag copy still does not function properly.
I am not sure if this is the 3.7.x Remote Desktop Admin app that is malfunctioning or the 3.7.x ARD client agent that is at fault or a combination of both.
Drag copying is a vital function of ARD that I use all of the time.
Any insight would be greatly appreciated!

disable remote management on client
enable screen sharing on client
enable remote management on client
It works for me

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