What does the "Default" in the Abiword status line stand for?
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What does the "Default" in the Abiword status line stand for?
The Abiword window, like that of most word processors, has a status line at the bottom. To the right side of it you can see the keyboard mode (Insert/Overwrite), then the word "Default" and then the language in use.
What characteristic exactly does "Default" refer to? It doesn't change when I change the style, font, text alignment or script direction. I've looked in the Abiword documentation and have found several accounts of the status line that describe everything else on it but not that.
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