Each access key in an interface should be ____.
A) unique
B) only the first letter of the caption or identifying label
C) upper case
D) lower case

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Access keys should be unique so that users can easily remember and access the desired functionality using the keyboard. Using only the first letter of the caption or identifying label (B) may lead to ambiguity and confusion. Upper or lower case (C or D) may vary based on personal preferences or system settings, but uniqueness is the most important factor.

Each Access Key in an Interface Should Be ____