**''<XA>,<YA>''**

''<XA> == <Align> [[integer|<Integer>]]'' || ''<Align>'' || ''[[integer|<Integer>]]'' || 

''<YA> == <Align> [[integer|<Integer>]]'' || ''<Align>'' || ''[[integer|<Integer>]]'' || 

''<Align> == <AlignLeftOrBottom>'' || ''<AlignRightOrTop>'' || ''<AlignCenter>'' 

''<AlignLeftOrBottom> =='' **''<''** || **''_''** || **''L''** || **''B''** || **''A''** || **''D''** || **''U''** 

''<AlignRightOrTop>   =='' **''>''** || **''^''** || **''R''** || **''J''** || **''T''** || **''F''** 

''<AlignCenter>       =='' **''*''** || **''M''** || **''K''** 

Aligned position inside of a picture.

The coordinates are counted from the lower left and beginning with 0.

If **''<''** ''_'' **''L B A D''** or **''U''** precedes the value for ''<Align>'' of the X coordinates, the left  side of the object to be placed (an overlay picture, a filled rectangle, etc.) is placed at the specified position.  In front of a Y coordinate means that this value determines the base point of the rectangle or picture.  If **''* M''** or **''K''** precedes the coordinates the middle of the object is placed at these coordinates.  Correspondingly, the characters **''> ^ R J T''** and **''F''** refer to the right or top edges of the rectangle or picture.  Without any value input, there are basic defaults which are dependent on the command at hand.  Therefore, an **''[O:]''** command places an overlay picture without an ''<X>'' horizontal in  the middle of the picture. And without a ''<Y>,'' at the top of the existing base picture.   A pantograph placed with the **''[E:]''** command is, however, positioned at the top of the picture automatically, as it should rest at the top in order to depict contact to an overhead wire.