Moving layers forward/back

[Ambreville]

Greetings

 

The Paint.Net tutorial shows tools to move layers forward or backward.  I couldn't find these tools in the layers' drop down menu.  Am I missing something? Thanks.

 

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Never mind -- I did find out where these commands were hidden... I'm working on a map, and I'm trying to get latitude and longitude lines to overprint the actual map.  As I moved the layer with the lat/longitude lines "forward" they don't appear to overprint the map in the background.  Is there some other secret here to get the desired effect?

Edited May 28, 2013 by Ambreville

[Lloyd]

In the layers window these arrows will move a layer up :MoveLayerUp: or down  :MoveLayerDown: Just remember to select the layer you wish to move (it will have blue highlight on it) 

[Lloyd]

Use this tool    to move the selected layer in any direction. You can use the up / down / right / left on your keyboard for smaller movement to align to your map.

[klaxxon]

[Ambreville]

Okay, thanks!  I did figure out what I was doing wrong.  The latitude/longitude layer properties designated it as an "overlay."  Swicthing it back to "normal" fixed the problem.  It's all working fine now.  Typical newb problem I guess!