I'm a bit concerned you want to know how to carry out such a task when you don't have the knowledge or experience on such a safety critical item?
If you are not experienced enough then you need local help. The system requires a specific sequence of events to be satisfactory and firstly you need to get a workshop manual to assist you. If you are competent with tools and can follow instructions from a manual then carry on. If not then seek help.
My first question would be; Why do you need to bleed the brakes? Are you just renewing the pads, then just lever them back while keeping an eye on the fluid level in the master cylinder, clean the caliper area's where the pads seat, they must be free to move. Fit the antirattle pieces etc, pump the brake pedal to re-seat the new pads, check the hubs turn freely and you're good to go. There is no reason to release any fluid when changing pads/shoes.
If the brake pedal is soft after a thorough check / clean / adjust of the brake system then seek specific help. Your life is in your hands!
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