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Article ID: 255146 - Last Review: April 15, 2008 - Revision: 6.1
How to layer objects by using the Draw menu in MapPoint or in Streets and Trips
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If you use the Draw tool to draw a new draw object on top
of an existing draw object, you create a stack of draw objects. You can overlap
as many draw objects as you want to, and then rearrange the stack of layered
draw objects by using the commands on the Draw menu.
To display the
Draw menu, click
Draw on the
Drawing toolbar at the bottom of the screen in Microsoft MapPoint.
The following commands are available on the
Draw menu:
- Click Bring to Front or click Send to
Back to move a draw object to the front or send it to the back of a
stack of layered draw objects.
- Click Bring Forward or click Send Backward to move a draw object forward or backward by one level within a
stack of layered draw objects.
- Click Bring in Front of Roads or click Send
Behind Roads to move a draw object in front of or behind the roads that are
displayed on the map.
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft AutoRoute 2006
- Microsoft MapPoint 2009 North America
- Microsoft MapPoint 2009 North America with GPS Locator
- Microsoft MapPoint 2004 Standard Edition
- Microsoft MapPoint 2006 Standard Edition
- Microsoft MapPoint 2002 Standard Edition
- Microsoft MapPoint 2001 Standard Edition
- Microsoft Streets & Trips 2009
- Microsoft Streets & Trips 2009 with GPS Locator English (United States)
- Microsoft Streets & Trips 2006
- Microsoft Streets & Trips 2005 Standard Edition
- Microsoft Streets & Trips 2004 Standard Edition
- Microsoft Streets & Trips 2003 Standard Edition
- Microsoft Streets & Trips 2002 Standard Edition
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