stay there. 1. Select frame 150 on the Actions layer, and press F7 to insert a blank keyframe. 2. Select the blank keyframe you just created. 3. Choose Window > Actions to open the Actions panel. 4. In the Actions panel, type stop(); [View full size image]   Animating Titles You'll use motion tweens to animate the first word of the title, and then you'll animate the individual letters of the second word. Animating Text as an Object Currently, the word Spaced appears next to the Stage on the first frame. You'll move it to frame 54, and then use motion tweens to animate it so that it's in its final position by frame 139. 1. Select the Title: Spaced layer. 2. Select the title_spaced symbol on the pasteboard, and choose Edit > Cut. 3. Select frame 54 on the Title: Spaced layer, and press F7 to insert a blank keyframe. 4. With the new keyframe selected, choose Edit > Paste In Place. 5. Select frame 139 of the Title: Spaced layer, and press F6 to insert a keyframe. 6. Select any frame between frames 54 and 139 on the Title: Spaced layer, and select Motion from the Tween menu in the Property inspector. 7. Insert a keyframe (press F6) at frames 70 and 133 on the Title: Spaced layer. 8. Using the Property inspector and the Transform panel, set the following values for the title word at each of these keyframes: * Frame 54: X=824, Y=108, width=70%, height=100% * Frame 70: X=324, Y=108, width=70%, height=100% * Frame 133: X=324, Y=108, width=100%, height=100% * Frame 139: X=324, Y=108, width=92%, height=95% Animating Individual Letters You'll place each of the letters from the word Out individually, starting with different frames, so that they appear one at a time. 1. Select the Title: O layer, and select the letter O on the pasteboard. 2. Choose Edit > Cut. 3. Select frame 141 on the Title: O layer, and press F7 to insert a blank keyframe. 4. Choose Edit > Paste In Place. 5. Select the letter O on the pasteboard. In the Property inspector, type 448 for the X value and 233 for the Y value. Press Enter or Return to apply the values. 6. Select the Title: U layer, and then select the U on the pasteboard.