There are many ways to do this.

First off, did you know that PD can import .PPT/.PPTx files directly? If it's easier to create the scrolling titles there, you may want to try that although you'll probably have to chroma-key out the background if you want the titles to scroll across your video. If it's across a static black backround you'd be all set.

Another way to do that in PD would be to make the title using the Scroll Up effect but end the text with the line that will continue offscreen. Then make a second title with only the final line and use the Slide Up effect for the starting effect. You can use no effect or Fade at the end depending on how you want to end the video.

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Thanx. Good ideas.

While I was waiting for answers, I continued to experiment and I found a way to do it in PD. Unfortunately, It takes quite a few steps and adjustments to do it.

I made two titles; the first one with everything but the last line and the second one with only the last line. I took a snapshot of the second one when the last line was in the center of the screen.

It took a lot of tinkering! I attached a picture of the project timeline.

I'm glad you got it working, and I'd expect that you'd need to spend some time tweaking the timing and positioning of the second title.

I didn't suggest a screenshot as that wouldn't work if you had any active content behind the text, but your way exactly matches the upward scroll of the previous text and then simply stops the last line. Nice job!

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