How do I change an animated sign?

How do I change an animated sign?

During the development of a sign it may become apparent that the timing of certain animations is not having the desired effect e.g. a fade-in is too slow, or movement is too fast. 

One option is to delete the key frames for the affected layer and create new animations in the desired places.  However, it is often easier to simply drag key frames into new positions.  For example, an animation can be made longer (slower) by dragging the final key frame to the right. 
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