Can the submit button be deleted

Question

For the convenience of our learners, my manager would like me
to delete the submit button from the multiple choice questions we
are using in our movie. He would Captivate to provide feedback
immediately after the learner clicks his/her answer in the radio
button. Is this possible?
Note that I have tried making the submit button transparent
and placing it behind the radio buttons for all answer options.
When this is done and an attempt is made to click a radio button,
the radio buttons are unavailable and a failure message appears.
Apparently, the submit button is over the radio buttons or at least
not transparent so that they can be affected.
JazzAl

Answer 1

Rick:
One more thought about eliminating the Submit button on
multiple-choice questions.
I now know that:
1. I cannot delete the Submit button from a
Captivate-generated multiple-choice question
2. The function that the Submit button performs must be
retained in multiple-choice questions to enable the scoring
function, which I want to retain.
3. Although I can make the Submit button transparent and put
it in the same location as the answer options' radio buttons to try
to make the learner's one click (that selects the answer option)
activate both the radio button and the Submit button, the result of
the click will be only clicking the Submit button. The radio button
does not get marked as being selected.
I would like to do some further work on trying to allow the
learner to select his/her answer and click the Submit button on one
click.
On the theory that the radio button and the Submit button
cannot be selected in one click because the is because the Submit
button is in front of the radio button, I wonder if it might be
worth it to try to go into the files that support the building of
multiple-choice questions and attempt to change the layering order
so that the radio buttons are in front of the Submit button? Do you
think can be done? Do you think it might work? Thanks for any
insights you might have on this idea.
JazzAl