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Layers bug in Lotus Notes 8.5 for Mac?

05/20/2009 10:24 AM By Keith Strickland

I was working a little bit last night on an application for work which I developed. I was testing to ensure the content on a layer was correct. But I noticed that the layer didn't display properly, it shows up behind the fields. I tried it on a different form and got the same experience. So, is this a bug?

Here is a screenshot from Lotus Notes 8.5 on Mac OSX 10.5.7:
LayerBug-MAC.png

Here is a screenshot from Lotus Notes 8.5 on Windows 7:
LayerBug-Windows7.png

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