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Passing $ (Configuration) as an External Tool parameter in VS2010

I am trying to pass the macro $ (Configuration) as a parameter to an external tool (batch file), however it seems empty. I tried calling a simple test.bat, which repeats the parameter% 1 and passes the macro $ (Configuration) as a parameter. However, nothing is displayed. Any ideas someone

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$(Configuration) not specified as one of the specific IDE arguments that can be used when defining an external tool.

See this list for specifics - as $(Configuration)not specified, this is not something that can be used as an argument to an external tool.

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