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YES!
Use a tick or cross or whatever from the Dingbat or Symbol fonts. Make it
large, e.g. 48pts, and colour it appropriately. It can be used in
conjunction with feed-back or on its own.
If you are worried that the end computer doesn't have the fonts, it's quite
easy to capture it as a small bitmap and import it into apw or apm.

An alternative way is to use the inverse area method to change the colour of
the hot-spot when it is matched. We do this in  multiple-answer,
multi-choice questions; where the choices are matched , and tries limit set.

Hope this helps

Volker


>     Is there any way to get a check mark or something else to use as the
>     mark after matched symbol?  Currently, I just have the small square
>     symbol that appears in the left insdie edge of the hotspot.  When the
>     hotspot has been matched, the square is filled in.
>
>     Thanks.
>
>     Sharon Almquist
>     SALMQUIS@LIBRARY.UNT.EDU
>     Univ. of N. Texas
>     Media Library
>
>
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 Volker Zabo  (volkerz@tafe.sa.edu.au)
 Open Learning Unit
 Para Institute of Vocational Education - Elizabeth Campus
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