Changing font / appearance of Fill-in-the-blank questions

Question

1) I am using a Fill-in-the-blank question. I can change the
font of the name and the description, but not of the Blank Answers
themselves. I figure this should be possible, since these are
basically text entry boxes (or drop down lists if you select the
list option). Is there a way to do this? Perhaps an option I
missed, or with a Javascript code that modifies some system
variables, or some other way?
2) Also, how can I get rid of the numbering in front of the
Blank Answers that Captivate generates? Is there a way to do this
(an option I missed, Javascript, or whatever)? I even tried to
cover them up with a highlight box, but Captivate does not allow me
to bring the highlight box in front in z-order.
Surely, you wonder why would I want to do this, especially
#2. One really useful example would be to embed the Blank Answers
in the Phrase itself. Example:
The <1> and the <2> are the two longest rivers on
earth.
1. __________
2. __________
By adding some blanks in the Phrase and moving around the
Blank Answers, this could be turned into:
The __________ and the __________ are the two longest rivers
on earth.
I would think that many would consider the second version
more appealing.
In addition, this would open other possible uses for
Fill-in-the-blank questions. For example, consider a table or
spreadsheet like setting where each Blank Answer is actually a
cell. The user fills in the cells, and all entries are evaluated
when the user submits.

Answer 1

I guess the best response would be generate the
Fill-In-The-Blank question as Captivate requires. After it creates
the questions slide, double click on the text box you wish to edit.
For example, when you publish your question "The <1>
and the <2> are the two longest rivers on earth.", this will
appear as a text box on the screen. Double click it to edit and
change "<1>" and "<2>" to "___________".
You should also be able to edit your answer boxes in this
manner as well.
HTH
Jim