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You can move or copy layers on a single page or between pages. You can also move or copy selected objects to new layers, including layers on the master page.
Moving and copying layers affects the stacking order. Moving or copying an object to a layer below its current layer causes the object to become the top object on its new layer. Similarly, moving or copying an object to a layer above its current layer causes the object to become the bottom object on its new layer.
| To move a layer | |
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If the Object manager docker is not open, click Tools  Object manager.
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In the layers list, drag a layer name to a new position.
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You can change the order of the master layers relative to local layers by
displaying the list of all layers for the current page and dragging a layer name
to a new position in the layers list. To display all layers for a page, click a page
name, click the Layer manager view button
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manager docker, and choose Current page, layers only.
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| To copy a layer | |
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If the Object manager docker is not open, click Tools Object manager.
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In the layers list, right-click the layer that you want to copy, and click Copy.
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Right-click the layer above which you want to place the copied layer, and click
Paste.
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The layer and the objects it contains are pasted above the selected layer. |
| To move or copy an object to another layer | |
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If the Object manager docker is not open, click Tools Object manager.
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Click an object in the Object manager docker.
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Click the flyout button
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Move to layer
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Copy to layer
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Click the destination layer.
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When you move objects to or from a layer, the layer must be unlocked.
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You can move and copy an object to another layer by dragging the object to a
new layer in the Object manager docker.
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You can also move an object to another layer by using an Order command. For
more information, see To move an object in the stacking order.
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