1) The executable will create an INI file of the same name as the executable
   e.g. DropZone.exe will make a DropZone.ini.  This way, you can just make
   copies of the DropZone.exe file, rename them, and run multiple instances
   from the same folder (each with its own separate INI settings file).

2) When it first runs, you will see a small square GUI with a single box.
   This is your drop zone.  Right-click it to get a small menu with a few
   options.  The options are pretty self-explanatory. Choose "Edit settings"
   to bring up the INI file for that instance. Change options to suit, enter
   destination paths, SAVE THE FILE and choose the reload option from
   DropZone's menu.

3) Once you're happy with the options, drag and drop some files and/or
   folders onto Drop Zone.  A menu will pop up with your configured
   destination paths.  Choose a destination and witness your files and
   folders being dealt with accordingly.

4) It uses the ShellFileOperation API so larger file operations will
   automatically pop up the standard Windows progress window.  File
   collisions are automatically renamed via this API as well.

5) It is Unicode-path capable.

6) Left-click and hold to move the window around.  Resize the form as normal.
   Size and position are saved to the INI file when you exit Drop Zone.
