Is it possible to add or overlay text on an image to be used in a slideshow in Aperture?

Is it possible to add or overlay text on an image to be used in a slideshow in Aperture v3.2.2? If so how? Thanks.
RJT

Start here.
Don't miss this:
Stage 7: Titling and Adding Text to the Slideshow
Add a title to your slideshow using the titling controls. Insert a blank slide at the beginning of the movie to display your title. You can also use blank slides to act as chapter dividers. Add text to individual slides where appropriate.
or this:
Adding Text to an Individual Slide
Message was edited by: Kirby Krieger -- added final link.

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