Drag and drop is how you would perform more "atypical" restores, such as restores that might involve reordering and/or resizing partitions on the destination, or restoring a partition onto a completely different destination disk that also already contains other partitions you want to preserve and that are completely unrelated to the original source disk. UPDATE: You can also simply uncheck all of the partitions you do NOT want to restore, in which case you don't have to drag and drop anything, but if you're omitting more partitions than you're restoring, the drag method is probably faster. You'll be able to verify this in the Activity Summary window that appears afterward, before you confirm the job. When you perform a drag and drop, that checkbox is automatically cleared, in which case when you click Next at that point, Reflect will only restore what you dragged. If you take a closer look at that step of the wizard, it opens with all partitions in the Source area selected, and there's also a checkbox at the bottom that is enabled by default that reads, "Copy selected partitions from source to destination when I click Next". To do it, on the first step of the restore wizard, drag and drop any partition(s) from the source that you want to restore onto the corresponding partition on the destination rather than simply clicking "Next".
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