-Right click the shell anywhere (or right click the icon on the system tray)
- A large Menu should appear.
-Go to Shell and a list will appear. The "Flele Miku Pack" came with additional Shells, choose any of the list and the Image will change into any you choose. (Between those there is the one called "Buttons" in case you don't want a any Character and just want a plain boring bar XD)
-Now, on to the fun stuff.
-Got to any Shell downloading site. In this case let's go to the site with the De Poche shells, Here.
NOTE: if you use these shells ^ (read up there) do NOT edit them without permission and make profit or claim these shells as your own. If you show them somewhere (Youtube, screenshot, etc etc), give credit and link to that site up there, we have to respect the original authors. And that about distributing, I think He/She means distribute edited versions of the shells, or distributing the original shells from some other source other than the original site).
-For this tutorial I will choose Len
-It's a .Zip file so just extract the folder that's inside called "Poche_Len"
-Now go to your Flele folder. Go to Ghost>Flele_aya>Shell
-Copy the "Poche_Len" folder (or whatever shell you downloaded) to that "Shell" folder. (Make sure the folder isn't inside another folder.)
-Right click so that large Menu will appear, click Close/ Quit to close Flele
-Open again your Flele, right click for large Menu, go to Shell and in the listing the name of the new Shell will appear.
-Ta-da, a new Shell appeared, but that's not all there is to it.
-Most flele shells come with the Clothes/Dressup choice. The Miku shell that comes in the "Flele Miku Pack" doesn't have that option, but most others do.
-In the case of the "Len De Poche" shell I just downloaded, it does have that option. Just Right-click and the Large Menu will appear. Go to Clothes/Dressup.There's lots of options, just click any.
-Again, some shells have, some shells don't.