Move Text Box to the front (or push to the back)

I can't believe that I haven't had to do this before!
But I can't find how to get my 'Canceled' text box to sit in front of the existing box.
Help before 08:00 on Easter Sunday would be appreciated.. ;-)
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Mike
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I don't see a tool for adjusting the order of layers, but doesn't Proclaim display the last text item added on top? So just add the "cancelled" as a new text box and it should be in front.
A workaround would be to right-click the preview, save it as an image, add the image as the background, and then put the textbox on the new "dumb" screen.
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Thanks for getting back to me so quickly Justin it is much appreciated.
Justin Gatlin said:doesn't Proclaim display the last text item added on top?
No, strangely it doesn't - and I haven't worked out what system they are using because no matter which order I loaded the text boxes the 'Cancelled' box always went to the back. [:(]
Justin Gatlin said:A workaround would be to right-click the preview, save it as an image, add the image as the background, and then put the textbox on the new "dumb" screen.
Brilliant lateral thinking and duly put into practice.
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Mike
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There is no limit to how helpful I can be when I am avoiding the work I should be doing. [:)]
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We are actively working on a new feature that will allow you to send objects forward / backward, or to the front / back of the 'z index' for situations like this.
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David Cosand (Logos) said:
We are actively working on a new feature that will allow you to send objects forward / backward, or to the front / back of the 'z index' for situations like this.
Good News David - Keep up the good work. Thanks
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