Which is not a guideline used when designing GUI menus?
A) The main menu bar is always displayed.
B) The main menu should have secondary options grouped into similar sets of features.
C) Menu items that are unavailable at this time should be grayed out to signify that they cannot be used at this time.
D) The menus that display when a main menu item is clicked must consist of only one word.

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The guideline stating that menus that display when a main menu item is clicked must consist of only one word is not a commonly used guideline for designing GUI menus. In fact, menus may consist of multiple words to accurately convey the function or feature it represents. The other three options (A, B, and C) are commonly used guidelines for designing GUI menus.

Which Is Not a Guideline Used When Designing GUI Menus