How would you make the square appear to be behind the circle? Format Pane ? Line drop-down menu ? select the circle ? Send to Back Word Art Styles ? Text Effects ? click on the circle to make it appear first Right-click on the square ? Send to Back Right-click on the circle ? Rearrange ? under Order, select First Right-click on the circle ? Shape Fill ? choose the location by clicking on the grid
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