Adding additional panels to a panel stack
Insert as many additional panels as you need to hold the layers of data.
When you add a panel, it is added after the currently displayed panel.
For example, a panel stack contains Panel1, Panel2, and Panel3, in that
order. Panel2 is displayed. A new panel (Panel4) is added. The order of
the panels is now Panel1, Panel2, Panel4, and Panel3. That order can be
changed; for steps, see
Renaming a panel
or changing display order in a panel stack.
The new panel is now displayed on the panel stack. To continue with
the example above, Panel4 is displayed instead of Panel2. Panel4 is therefore
the current panel, which is displayed when a user views the document in
another view. For steps to change the current panel, see
Renaming
a panel or changing display order in a panel stack.
By default, panels are named Panel1, Panel2, and so on, but you can
rename them. You may want to give the panels more meaningful names since
the panel name is shown in the
selector (the
button bar or other object that allows a user to switch panels) and can
be displayed in the
title bar.
For more information about renaming panels, see
Renaming
a panel.
Prerequisites
To add a panel to a panel stack
Open the document in Design
or Editable Mode.
Select the panel stack and pass your
cursor under its title bar. A toolbar of icons is displayed.
Click the Insert
icon 
. The new panel is
added after the current panel.
You can
rename
the panel. The name is displayed in a
selector,
which allows the user to switch between panels, and can be displayed in
the title bar of the panel stack. For instructions to add a selector,
see
Inserting a selector into a document.
You can change the current panel.
To determine what the current panel should be, see
Renaming
a panel or changing display order in a panel stack.
You can reorder the panels for the
panel stack.
You can add controls to the panel,
in the same way you add controls to other parts of the document.