To do the same thing in FM5, in the Layer Option panel on the right is a “Visibility” slider. The title will appear, then stay 100% until the end of the slide.
Since you want the titles to appear until the end of the slide, don’t adjust the right hand opacity adjustment. You’ll have to adjust the timings depending on when you want each layer to appear. Now do the exact same thing for the second title, but change it’s 0% to 100% opacity curve to come in at a different time during the slide length. If you want the title to fade in instead, just adjust the bottom point to the left and create an upward slope from 0% to 100%. The Opacity will now be 0% until it reaches the vertical spot you just created, and then immediately go to 100% for the rest of the slide. Now move that bottom left point to directly under the point described above. A new point appears at the bottom left of the slider. Move the top left control point to the right (to some spot along the length of the adjustment where you want the title to appear). Assuming you’re using FM6, for the first title, select its layer, then in the Text panel on the right go down to the Opacity option. You don’t say that you need to animate the titles, so I’ll assume they stay in place the entire length of the slide, but you want them to show up at two different times. If both images are to be seen at the same time, leave their opacities set to 100%. After enabling animation, click on each image layer and adjust its Start parameters on the left of the stage (set the Zoom Level and move the image to where you want it to start), then do the same for the Finish on the right side of the stage. Normally the opacity of a layer defaults to 100%. If a slide has animation, then each layer’s animation timing can be controlled AND the opacity of the layer as well. AND, you don’t say what version of FotoMagico you are using (there are two different ways to manage the same thing between FotoMagico 5 and the new FM 6). Would be great to SEE what you’ve done, so trying to help makes it a bit more difficult.
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