Send image back - background image

Is anyone else having the issue where the options in the "arrange" section, when having an image selected, does not allow you to send it back or forward. I can't send an image to the background with text appearing on top of it. It's not the case with all images just a few in my document.
Suggestions?

If you apply the changes to the Master Slides, then each time you use that slide, you won't have to re-apply the background. If you instead want to change the background for ALL slides...
Then you'll do it in the above tab of the inspector. Just click on "Color Fill", set the Fill to "Image" and then choose the image.

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