## Recalling an Existing Alignment

The Alignment Block is the block of text in the Edit window that defines the alignment. It consists of the ALIGNMENT/START command and ends with the ALIGNMENT/END command. | The Insert | Alignment | Recall menu option allows you to recall an alignment that was previously created in the current program (Internal Alignment) or saved from another program (External Alignment). This command can only be inserted outside an alignment block.

Note: The Recall button inside the Alignment Utilities dialog box also allows you to recall an existing alignment, but it only allows you to recall alignments previously created in that part program (internal alignments).

Before an alignment can be recalled to another part program, it must be saved using the Insert | Alignment | Save menu option. See "Saving an Alignment"

If the alignment being recalled was saved with different units of measurement than the current part program, the alignment units will automatically be converted to the units of measurement of the current part program.

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To Recall an Alignment