Each zip file contains:

aw-[name].exe
actwin.hlp
actwinhk.dll

The .exe and .hlp files can go anywhere you like them; 
atwinhk.dll, however, HAS to go in C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM (or 
equivilent), or the program won't work. atwinhk.dll is the 
same in all the .zip files, so even if you download more than 
one, you only have to bother with the .dll file the first 
time.

Once the program is running (you are assumed to know how to 
start an .exe file), right-click on the character to bring up 
an options screen. Unfortunately, it's in Japanese. (At least 
I assume it's Japanese; I don't have any support for it on my 
comp, since I can't read it anyway, so it just looks like 
random ASCII characters...)

Characters who have several different outfits will have a 
number of "radio buttons" on the options screen; you'll just 
have to click around and see which one does what. Characters 
with one single outfit only have one button. 

Also, there's a checkbox. If this is checked, the character 
will be completely updated along with the window; this means 
it will disappear for a second or two each time you move the 
window or something changes. If it's not checked, the 
character will not be updated, which means it won't disappear 
as often, but the graphics may get messed up sometimes, 
especially if you move the window around. As soon as the 
character updates, the graphics will be restored. I find 
myself keeping this box checked, because it looks better.

Rei also has a second checkbox. That box is a "bandages: 
on/off" switch. Checked means "on"; unchecked, "off".

Finally, there are five buttons. They are, in this order, 
"OK", "CANCEL", "ABOUT", "HELP", and "EXIT". The OK and 
Cancel buttons should be familiar to you; the About option 
displays copyright information, while Help opens the 
actwin.hlp file, which is in Japanese (or-at-least-I-assume-
it's-Japanese) and probably really helpful... if you can read 
it. The last button, "EXIT", closes the program, and removes 
the character.


Remember, only have one program running at a time - otherwise 
the characters will overlap each other, and it looks ugly.

Enjoy.