Some info: Your web site asked for advice on free LaTeX tools for
Windows. Some years ago I was using emTeX quite a bit under Win95,
and out of curiosity I reinstalled it today. It's pretty
straightforward:

 a) download the complete emTeX install from your local CTAN site;
    you can browse the packages at
        http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/systems/msdos/emtex
    or download the entire set as a single zipfile via
        ftp://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/systems/msdos/emtex.zip
    (though there is probably a more mirror-friendly way to retrieve
    this via links on the HTTP pages)
 b) unzip emtex.zip
 c) read the introductory readme, quick and install documentation
    (ending in .ENG for english, .GER for german)
 d) following instructions, run install.exe and follow the prompts

The install program creates a pretty complete LaTeX (2.09 and/or 2e)
installation. There are a few environment variables you're directed
to set, but little else should be required.

(My installation was complicated a little by having a number of emTeX
environment variables still hanging around from a long-deleted
installation...)

(Also, to be complete, I ended up doing a little more:
 - I downloaded and installed DVIWIN 2.9, which I'd used before to
directly display DVI files
 - dvips 5.83 was included in the emTeX download, but for some reason
wasn't installed, so I installed it separately (following its
installation instructions)
 - under Win2K I had to add the RSX option -Re0 to avoid a warning
message; I also added -RO to support long filenames under WinNT/2K;
all this via another environment variable:
        set RSXOPT=-Re0 -RO