ALIGN primary command - display data on a X'10' or X'20' boundary

Use the ALIGN primary command to cause BROWSE option to display addresses in the left column to be aligned on a X'10' or X'20' boundary.

Syntax
```
ALIGN
```
Usage notes
- ALIGN can be used only from the storage panel of the BROWSE option.
- The BROWSE option begins options displaying storage on a X'10' or X'20' boundary (ALIGN mode).
- ALIGN is the default and persists until the NOALIGN primary command is issued.

Example: The following screen depicts the use of the ALIGN primary command where the addresses are on a X'10' boundary (if your screen width is less than 136) or X'20' boundary (if your screen width is at least 136.

ASID(X'000C') ADDRESS(8FADC8.) STORAGE --------------------------------------
Command ===>                                                                 
008FADC8                         8EE1A800   D4E2E3D9   |         ..y.MSTR |  
008FADD0   68000000   008FADB0   008DBFD0   00000000   | ...........}.... |  
008FADE0   008FADB0   00000000   00000000   00000000   | ................ |  
008FADF0   00000000   00000000   00000000   00000000   | ................ |  
008FAE00   00000000   0083D600   00000000   00000000   | .....cO......... |  
008FAE10   00000000   00000000   00000000   00000000   | ................ |  
008FAE20   008FB3B8   844E7DC0   044E83E0   008FF6F8   | ....d+'{.+c\..68 |  
008FAE30   008FCD98   008EE638   7FFC9DE8   008FADB0   | ...q..W."..Y.... |  
008FAE40   008FAFB0   008DBFC8   008EE1B8   008FCD98   | .......H.......q |  
008FAE50   008FF300   00F53D00   008DAE88   844E749A   | ..3..5.....hd+.. |  
008FAE60   008EE638   8EE62801   000000B0   00000000   | ..W..W.......... |  
008FAE70   00000000   008EE628   00100000   008FAE60   | ......W........- |  
008FAE80   008FAE7C   044E83D8   00000000   008FAE90   | ...@.+cQ........ |  
008FAE90   008EE0F8   8EE0E800   000000B0   00000000   | ..\8.\Y......... |  

CPU(X'01') ASID(X'0001') ADDRESS(18.) STORAGE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Command ===>                                                                                                                            
00000018                                                                     7FFFF000   7FFFF000   |                         ".0.".0. | 
00000020   7FFFF000   7FFFF000   7FFFF000   7FFFF000   00000000   00000000   7FFFF000   7FFFF000   | ".0.".0.".0.".0.........".0.".0. | 
00000040   00000000   00000000   00000000   00FD6D58   00000000   00000000   000A0000   000140E1   | .............._............... . | 
00000060   000A0000   000150E1   000A0000   000160E1   000A0000   000170E1   000A0000   000180E1   | ......&.......-................. | 
00000080   00000000   00001202   00020003   00060028   00000000   00000000   00000000   00000000   | ................................ | 
000000A0   0A000001   01345C08   00000048   01081401   00000000   00000000   0001000E   02372EE0   | ......*........................\ | 
000000C0   18000006   00000000   FBE3FFFB   FCFF4802   780C0000   00000000   00000000   00000000   | .........T...................... | 
000000E0.:FF. LENGTH(X'20')--All bytes contain X'00'