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Justin
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If you have expression blend, you can create a storyboard and set the opacity at different times in the storyboard. When applied to your text, it will fade in and out.

You can hook into the Timeline.Completed Event and then set the text to the next person and restart the animation. I think the example on that page will help you out as well.

If you have expression blend, you can create a storyboard and set the opacity at different times in the storyboard. When applied to your text, it will fade in and out.

If you have expression blend, you can create a storyboard and set the opacity at different times in the storyboard. When applied to your text, it will fade in and out.

You can hook into the Timeline.Completed Event and then set the text to the next person and restart the animation. I think the example on that page will help you out as well.

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Justin
Justin
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If you have expression blend, you can create a storyboard and set the opacity at different times in the storyboard. When applied to your text, it will fade in and out.