Z-index 
What is 
Z-indexing anyway? Z-indexing is to move elements in the 
z-axis          , what that means is 
that you can move an element to the front or to the back of another elements. 
Think of a pile of books, placed vertically, the 1st one at the bottom, the 2nd one 
on top the 1st one, the 3rd one on top of the 2nd one and so on. Now you want 
to move, say, the 8th book below the 7th book. So you need to change 
the z-indexing. In Belltech Label Maker With Data Merge, the elements are placed in 
the same way and each element has a unique z-index in the stacking order.
 Z-indexing is to move elements in the 
z-axis          , what that means is 
that you can move an element to the front or to the back of another elements. 
Think of a pile of books, placed vertically, the 1st one at the bottom, the 2nd one 
on top the 1st one, the 3rd one on top of the 2nd one and so on. Now you want 
to move, say, the 8th book below the 7th book. So you need to change 
the z-indexing. In Belltech Label Maker With Data Merge, the elements are placed in 
the same way and each element has a unique z-index in the stacking order. 
You can change the stacking level of any element, as you 
can do to the pile of books. The commands Move to Front/Back/One Step Front/One 
Step Back                 
           help you 
change the stacking order, as described below. 
Move to Front/Back/One Step Front/One Step Back:
Select the 
element, right-click on it, a popup menu appears, select "Move 
To->Front" or "Move To->Back" etc. as 
desired(as shown). 
Move To->Front : moves the element totally on top of all other 
elements.
Move To->Back : moves the element totally at the bottom of all 
other elements.
Move 
To->One Step Front     : moves the element just above the 
element which is on top of it.
Move To->One Step Back : moves the element 
just below the element which is just behind it.
Usage:
For example, 
you have put some text element, and then you have created a picture element. Now 
you want to overlay the picture element with the text. You moved the text over 
to the picture, and saw that the text is hiding behind the picture element. What 
to do? Right-click on the picture and select menu "Move 
To->Back".