IPhoto 6 need photo title or caption to display on DVD slideshow

Is there a way to get caption or individual slide titles to appear on a slideshow for DVD?
iMac G-5 Intel Mac OS X (10.4.6) Intel Processor

Dunno. You might try reposting your question to the iPhoto 6 discussion area.

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