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hello and welcome to my tutorial on how to use open office today I will show you how to layer images and group certain elements of open Office document first I will copy and paste an image into a document I will now draw a couple of rectangles over the image like so now supposing I wanted the image to be on top of the rectangles I would right click on the image go to arrange and select bring to front if I wanted to it to be behind the two rectangles then I would click right click on it go to arrange and go to send you back and vice versa for all the other shapes and elements of the document if I wanted to group certain parts of a document for instance these two rectangles I can hold down shift and click on every shape or object that I wanted to group right click and go to group group unfortunately as of an open Office uh 3.2 the open Office does not currently support grouping with grouping images with other elements thank you for listening to my tutorial on how to use open Office