Depending on how many key's you've set for the object you could try to 
copy the key's to the 'right' to shift the animation of an object. E.G. 
copy the last key 5 frames further, then deleting the original and so 
on. But this would be a pain with many keys.

 From the manual:

Copying a key:

Currently you can only copy keys from one point in time to another for a 
single object.  There is no way to copy keys from one object to another one.

Select the object and go to the frame you want to copy.  Now hold down 
the shift key and go to the frame you want to copy it to (using either 
slider or edit box). Set the key at the new frame (you can do this by 
either modifying the object or by forcing a key as described in the 
"Setting a Key" part of the section on "Using the Keyframer".

AFAIK there is no way to change the complete timeline in one step but 
I'd feel happy to be corrected in this point.

Arne

CharlesM schrieb:
> "CharlesM" <nomail@nomail> wrote:
>> Hi, Not sure how many people still visit this group but thought I would ask
>> anyway.
>>
>> I have 4 objects that move about in my animation.  I simple want to move the
>> timeline of one of the object ( ie pause it a few frames before it continues
>> with the rest of the scene)
>>
>> is this easily done??
>>
>> many thanks for reading this whoever you are ;)
> 
> or another way to ask the questions could be . . .
> 
> is it possible to insert a number of frames before an object r delete a number
> of blank frames from a selected object!
> 
>

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