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11-28-2012, 12:55 AM
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There's no 'clean' way to do this but a workaround is:
Insert a rectangle that covers the first text to appear. Set its fill to 'slide background' give it an exit animation of wipe from left. Repeat for other text. It takes a while to set up but can look impressive. Timings can be controlled using the media triggers available in 2010. 
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