Create quiz in InDesign CS6

Is it possible to create a quiz similar to the Review widget used in iBooks Author, that would allow a button state to change when clicked, from a checkmark to an X, depending on the correct answer?
Thanks,
J

You could use Adobe Captivate that now can export as HTML5, then you can place in InDesign document as a web content.
Look at this tutorial
http://blogs.adobe.com/jlockman/tag/digital-publishing-suite/
Andrea

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I have been trying to create a simple InDesign CS6 plug-in that writes to a log file as I'm opening & closing InDesign documents. SDK package had the LinkWatcher sample that I've been using as a reference when creating my solution.
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See if the resources are actually compiled and the resulting folder is placed parallel to your .pln file, like very truly mentioned by Bartek. Pay attention to what the name of this folder should be.
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