Yes, you can do this in the Document Properties dialog | Layers tab.  Doubleclick anywhere on the document to show the dialog (or rightclick and select Document) - in the Layers tab you can add, remove and edit layers, set the current layer and also select whether a layer is displayed, reportable, printable and locked.

I hope this is helpful  

I think that a toolbar would have a lot of the same problems, i.e. you'd have to move the mouse all the way to the toolbar, click, move, scroll, click and then move all the way back. This is almost exactly the same as what you have to do today.

A better solution would be to add the Tools | View sub-menu to the context-sensitive popup menu that is displayed when you rightclick.  Doing it this way you could rightclick and select View | [LayerName].  The advantage is that it would be one rightclick and one left click, and you would hardly have to move the mouse at all.

We'll add this functionality in due course, but let me know if you see any drawbacks.

I'm pleased to tell you that we have published an update that includes pre-defined circuit path layers as customizable commands which means you can include them in a toolbar.

Select Options | Customize Toolbars and click on New if you want to create a new Toolbar.  Then go to the Commands tab, select the Tools category and drag the desired Layer icons into the toolbar of your choice. 

You can install the new version at www.stardraw.com - follow a link to the application you use and then select LiveUpdate from the QuickLinks menu on the left.