Change order of audio tracks

In the manual it says that the order of audio tracks can be changed by simply dragging an audio track to its new position in the list. But that doesn't work for me.
I tried it in two representations of the audio tracks list:
1. If you open the slide show, there is an area labeled "slide show options" to the right of the slides. Within that area there is a list of audio tracks
2. The settings of the slide show has three tabs: "Standard", "Transition" and "Audio". On the "Audio" tab the same list of audio tracks appears.
But I cannot change the order in either of those lists.
Now when I want to insert a track at a certain position, it is not possible. I have to delete all tracks following my desired insertion point from the list. hen add the new track on top of the list, and then add all other tracks again.
Am I doing something wrong here?
Best regards,
Christian Kirchhoff

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