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the number of button
the number of field
the number of card
the number of bkgnd
the number of window
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The number property returns the number of a button, field, card, background, or window. (You cannot set a number.) The number of a button or field determines whether it’s on top of other buttons and fields within the same layer (background or card) that contains it. Card objects are always on top of background objects.
To change the number of a button or field, select it and choose Send Farther and Bring Closer from the Objects menu, or change its partNumber property.
The number of a window reflects its front to back order (similar to the number of a button or field). You can change a window's number by bringing it to the front (for example, by clicking it or by using the show command), or by covering it with other windows.
The number of a card is its position within a stack. The number of a background is the order in which the background was created. To change the number of a card or background, you must use the sort command or cut cards and paste them into different positions within the stack.