>Hi,
>
>"predefined" ?
>"normal" ?
>
>Hard to find a universal adjective,
>because the context can confuse the customer.
>
>A big solution is to not use this formalism,
>but this depends on what is put in the interface.
>
>Fabio
I think when computer people say "default", they mean "pre-defined": "A value has already been defined, and this value will be used if you don't provide any other value". But perhaps "standard" is less confusing - I am not sure.
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