Re: Swap stacking order

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From: Mariusz
Date: Thu, 12 Mar 2009 06:33

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This will of Corel. In Ai no such function and injury.

You can get around this
1. select object or objects
2. Cut (CMD+X)
3. Select behind object
4. Paste.

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