5Using the selection tool (), click the word “Floor” in the document window. Notice
in the Layers palette that the Graphics layer is selected and a dot appears to the right of
the layer name. This indicates that the selected object belongs to this layer. You can move
objects from layer to layer by dragging the dot.
6In the Layers palette, drag the dot from the Graphics layer to the Floor layer. The
word“Floor” now belongs to the Floor layer and appears in the stacking order in the
document accordingly.
7Now that you’re done editing the layers, you can click the crossed-out pencil icon for
the Number ...
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