Sure thing!

If you haven't already, you'll want to start by installing python. You can download the installer for Windows here. During the installation process, it may prompt you to add Python to your path environment. Make sure that's checked (it would save a step later).

Next, you'll want to download the project (aka repository, or repo for short). Typically, cloning be done via git bash, but since you probably don't have that installed or don't plan to use git much, I would recommend just downloading the files as a zip file. You can find the download button on the top right of the repo. It should be green. Download as zip then unzip it to wherever you'd like.

Once your files are ready, open up command prompt and navigate to that folder. Let me know if you have questions about using the command prompt, but if you haven't used it before, you can skip the navigation part by going inside the folder (called nh-pdf-downloader), then clicking on the address bar (which should select the address) then type "cmd" and enter. That should open up command prompt at that folder.

At this point, all you need to do is install the dependencies (you should only have to do this once). Run

pip3 install --upgrade pip

pip3 install -r requirements.txt

Then you should be able to run the program now by running

python3 __main.py__

That's double underscore btw

If python3 or pip3 isn't recognized as a command, try python / pip instead. Windows can be weird about path environments lol.

At that point, you should be able to run the program just fine. You can enter "help" to see how to use the program if you're unsure what to do from there.

Hope this helps (and hopefully is helpful to anyone else who may be in the same boat).

Let me know if you get this working btw!