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DOC-3506: Move firewall admonition to cloud setup sections
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modules/ROOT/pages/exportword.adoc

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The export to Microsoft Word feature collects the HTML generated with the `tinymce.editor.getContent()` method and combines it with the default editor content styles along with the styles provided in the plugin configuration. The combined content and styles are then processed by the included server-side converter service, which can be either self-hosted or cloud-based. Following this processing, a Word file is generated, which is subsequently returned to the user's browser, enabling them to save it in the Word format onto their disk or drive.
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== Basic setup using the self-hosted service
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The {pluginname} plugin lets you import `.docx` (Word document) or `.dotx` (Word template) files into the editor. The process preserves formatting and rich media.
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The {pluginname} plugin integrates AI-assisted authoring with rich-text editing. Users can interact through Actions, Reviews, or Conversations that can use relevant context from multiple sources.
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* configure the `tinymceai_token_provider` option to provide authentication tokens (must return `+{ token: string }+`). During a {cloudname} trial, the xref:tinymceai-jwt-authentication-intro.adoc#trial-demo-identity-service[demo identity service] can supply JWTs so a custom token endpoint is not required;
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* when the `toolbar` option is omitted or left at the default, the Silver theme toolbar already includes the AI toolbar buttons once the plugin is enabled: `+tinymceai-chat+` image:icons-premium/ai-assistant.svg[Chat icon,24px], `+tinymceai-quickactions+` image:icons/ai-prompt.svg[Quick Actions icon,24px], and `+tinymceai-review+` image:icons-premium/ai-review.svg[Review icon,24px]. When a custom `toolbar` string is set, add those button ids to the string explicitly.
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=== Minimal setup
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