The following files are included in the WinFrotz distribution:

WINFROTZ.EXE	-	The WinFrotz executable
README.TXT	-	Startup readme
FILES.TXT	-	This file
REVISION.TXT	-	Revision history
ADVENT.Z5	-	Original adventure story file (see ADVENT.Z5 below)
FREEFALL.Z5	-	Another interesting story file (see FREEFALL.Z5 below)

ADVENT.Z5:
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You can use WinFrotz to play the supplied version of Classic Adventure (for
those not up on their interactive fiction history, this is the game that started
it all, long ago in 1977). I didn't create this version; I simply grabbed it off
of ftp.gmd.de in /if-archive/games/infocom. You can find walk-throughs and other
games there as well.

To play, simply type "Winfrotz Advent.Z5" from the command line. Alternately 
you can simply drag ADVENT.Z5 on top of WinFrotz and release it (WinFrotz 
supports drag-and-drop launch).

If you want to create a larger screen area, you can use the WinFrotz command 
line switches. Double-click on WinFrotz by itself to see the options. Afterwards
you can create a shortcut to WinFrotz and enter the options you want on the 
"Target" entry of the Shortcut properties. For instance:

WINFROTZ -h 50 -w 90 ADVENT.Z5

would start up WinFrotz with a screen size of 90 characters wide by 50 tall, and
launch Adventure. If you specify a screen size too large WinFrotz will limit it
to the largest console displayable in your screen resolution.

FREEFALL.Z5:
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Freefall is an example of some of the versatility of the Z-code language. It's
not what you would consider a typical "interactive fiction" piece.