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 Choose either the installer or the zip package, whichever suits you best. This guide will assume you've downloaded the installer. Choose either the installer or the zip package, whichever suits you best. This guide will assume you've downloaded the installer.
  
-Create a folder where you would like SSP to be installed. __Do not leave it in your downloads folder,__ as this will create a mess and potential errors and loss of ghost data down the line. You want a location that isn't going to cause trouble for the program to run.+Create a folder where you would like SSP to be installed. __Do not leave it in your downloads folder,__ as this will create potential errors and loss of ghost data down the line. To pick a location that avoids common issues:
  
   * Do not leave SSP in your downloads folder.   * Do not leave SSP in your downloads folder.
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   * Do not put SSP into OneDrive, Google Drive, or any other cloud storage service, as this may interfere with things such as saving.   * Do not put SSP into OneDrive, Google Drive, or any other cloud storage service, as this may interfere with things such as saving.
  
-Ideal places to put your SSP folder may be on your desktop, or in your documents folder. Ensure that the folder has a plain name with no spaces, such as ''ssp''.+Ideal locations to put the SSP folder include your desktop or your documents folder. Ensure that the folder has a plain name with no spaces, such as ''ssp''.
  
-Once you have made your folder, move the SSP installer exe (or zip file) that you downloaded into it, and run it. Have it self extract into the folder you've just made. Once it's finished, you can double click the ssp.exe icon (which should have a bow and bell design) and SSP should start, displaying a ghost of a catgirl named Emily.+Once you have made your folder, move the SSP installer exe that you downloaded into it, and run it. Have it self extract into the folder you've just made. Once it's finished, you can double click the ssp.exe icon (which should have a bow and bell design) and SSP should start, displaying a ghost of a catgirl named Emily.
  
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 For Mikage Sakura, Materia is still available to download from [[http://usada.sakura.vg/|its distribution site]], and you may be able to get the ghost from its files. For Mikage Sakura, Materia is still available to download from [[http://usada.sakura.vg/|its distribution site]], and you may be able to get the ghost from its files.
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-For Alto/Aruto, an English translation is available [[ghost:aruto_with_white_unyuu|here]]. 
  
 For any other classic ghost not listed here or on our [[:ghost list]], we likely do not have resources for it. Distribution of many classic Japanese ghosts ended many years ago, and the Ukagaka Dream Team doesn't permit redistribution against the author's wishes, so we cannot provide sources for them in those cases. For any other classic ghost not listed here or on our [[:ghost list]], we likely do not have resources for it. Distribution of many classic Japanese ghosts ended many years ago, and the Ukagaka Dream Team doesn't permit redistribution against the author's wishes, so we cannot provide sources for them in those cases.
  
 ==== Is there an English translation of Mayura/Mikage Sakura/Alto/etc.? ==== ==== Is there an English translation of Mayura/Mikage Sakura/Alto/etc.? ====
-No, not unless you find it listed under our {{tagpage>Translated}} tag. You can also attempt translating them yourself by editing their files, but this will likely require some basic knowledge of whatever [[info:SHIORI]] the ghost is using.+Not that we know of, unless you find it listed under our {{tagpage>Translated}} tag. 
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 +You can attempt translating them yourself by editing their files, but this will likely require some basic knowledge of whatever [[info:SHIORI]] the ghost is using. Note that many ghosts do not permit redistribution or modification of their files, so make sure to check for permissions before considering distributing any translated files.
  
 You can also try machine translation via [[ghost:Ukatranslator]], [[ghost:simultaneous-interpreter]], or [[ghost:my_own_translator]]. You can also try machine translation via [[ghost:Ukatranslator]], [[ghost:simultaneous-interpreter]], or [[ghost:my_own_translator]].
  
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