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- Or access the [last pre-release version page](https://github.com/daisy/word-save-as-daisy/releases/tag/v2.9.4.1-beta)
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If you happen to also have the [DAISY Pipeline app]() installed, you can use the text-to-speech configuration file of the app for the addin conversion :
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When browsing for a Text-to-speech configuration in the conversion form, look for the file `%APPDATA%\pipeline-ui\ttsConfig.xml` in your explorer (Or `C:\Users\<YourUserName>\AppData\Roaming\pipeline-ui\ttsConfig.xml`) and select it.
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Be aware that the SaveAsDAISY Addin does not currently support the connexion to Azure or Google text-to-speech engines.
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Be aware that the SaveAsDAISY Addin does not currently support the connexion to Azure or Google text-to-speech engines*(that will change soon)*
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In the case you would need to use those text-to-speech engines, we currently recommend to export your document as Dtbook XML with the addin,
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and then use the DAISY Pipeline App to perform the conversion to other formats.
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-*(ongoig development)* The user can now activate more capabilities of the embedded engine through the settings of the addin :
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- a new "Embedded engine properties" button will open a new form that allows to set properties required to activate specific services,
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like online TTS or Mistral OCR.
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- We are now exposing a new "Import" experimental feature within the ribbon ,that allows users to import directly as a new Word document :
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- We are now exposing a new "Import" experimental feature within the ribbon, that allows users to import directly as a new Word document :
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- DTBook XMLs converted to ODT document (using the `dtbook-to-odt` pipeline script)
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- be aware that this script
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- is not using the SaveAsDAISY styles (but a mapping of the styles could be investigated if enough users request it)
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