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 2) Assuming you don't already have Miniconda installed, we will need to download and install Minoconda as this is what we will use to build our custom Python environment.<br><br>[Miniconda Website](https://docs.conda.io/projects/miniconda/en/latest/)<br><br>Download the Miniconda version that is correct for your OS and then install it. Miniconda will create some items in your Start Menu or Application Launcher called something like `Anaconda Prompt`<br><br> You will start the `Anaconda Prompt` and your prompt in your terminal/command prompt will say something like: <br><br>`(base) C:\users\myaccount\>`<br><br> The important bit is that it has the `(base)`, the location after that doesn't matter. `(base)` signifies we are in the base conda Python environment and can now create custom Python environments with Conda.
   
-3) In your `Anaconda Prompt` command prompt/terminal, move into the folder where you want to download AllTalk to and then git clone this repository. For simplicity I am going to assume that location is `c:\myfiles\`<br><br>`cd myfiles`. So you will:<br><br>`git clone https://github.com/erew123/alltalk_tts`
+3) In your `Anaconda Prompt` command prompt/terminal, move into the folder where you want to download AllTalk to and then git clone this repository. For simplicity I am going to assume that location is `c:\myfiles\`. So you will:<br><br>`cd myfiles`<br><br>`git clone https://github.com/erew123/alltalk_tts`
 
 4) Now we will create our custom Conda Python 3.11.5 environment and give it the name `alltalkenv` by typing the following at the prompt:<br><br>`conda create --name alltalkenv python=3.11.5`<br><br>You will be prompted if you want to continue and you say yes.