Create a form that can either end in "Submit" or "Process Payment" depending on the selected fields

I have designed a Golf Tournament Registration form that includes a multiple choice field with 4 payment options
1) Pay Online
2) Mail a Check
3) Direct Deposit
4) Other
When Option 1 is selected, the form should redirect the registee to the PayPal payments page that has already loaded personal information from the earlier fields
When Option 2, 3, & 4 are selected, the form should redirect the registee to applicable information about how to proceed
HOWEVER: the submission button at the bottom of Options 2-4 still reads "Proceed to Payment" which is confusing for golf participants who have elected to mail a check.
*Is there a way to customize the submission button to elimate this possible confusion?

So I see that I am not the only one with this question and that part of my question has been answered here: http://forums.adobe.com/message/4399918#4399918#4399918
HOWEVER: is there no way to change the wording on the PayPal "Proceed to Checkout" button?  I just want it to say "Submit"

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