Can I get a Submit button on a form that allows payments?

My form is set up to allow customers to pay using PayPal, by check or by deduction from pre-paid account. When choosing to pay by check/deduction, I would like the "Submit" button to show up at the bottom instead of the "Proceed to Checkout". If paying by PayPal, I still want the "Proceed to Checkout" button. Is this possible? Everything is working fine, we're just having trouble with folks who are paying by check (or having amount deducted from their pre-paid account) shying away from clicking the "Proceed to Checkout" when they have indicated payment by check or pre-paid account deduction.
Saw this in another similiar posting that has been closed but I saw no solution. Same question I am asking above.
rather than the 'Proceed to Checkout' button showing, if I selected 'Check' that the button would show as a 'submit' button, with the the text 'submit' rather than 'Proceed To Checkout'
Message was edited by: bandgeek

Hi;
I really apologize this took so long to respond to, this "sub-forum" wasn't being monitored daily like our main forum (we are resolving that now).
No, this currently is not possible. It has been requested as a feature, we are currently working on a Form for users to submit such requests and hope to have that posted soon. For now we take note of these requests from the Forums.
Thanks,
Josh

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