That might have been what you did to make it happen but if it did it was unintentional.Cem, Thanks for replying first of all but all the examples u gave if u divided that "raw" mark by 2 and added 50 it resulted in the mark u said it MAY be alligned to .
The idea I was trying to get across was that aligning is a process of taking marks across a 0 - 100 continuum and squashing it into virtually a 50 - 100 scale.
If by accident you could divide the raw marks I used by 2 and add 50 it was pure accident and certainly never intended to suggest that that is the process. It most certainly isn't.
I apologise if my examples, off the top of my head, caused some confusion.