Title cards: animation and audio

Hi. I'm using solid-color title cards and have two questions:
1) Is it possible to create a title card that does a reveal, so that the initial line of text appears first, with the rest faded in after two or three seconds?
2) I'm working on an interview video and would like the audio for each clip to begin "under" the title card that introduces the clip. Is this doable?
Thanks in advance,
Don

See page 18 of the user guide: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Presenter/7.0/presenter7.0_user_guide.pdf
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